Sentence examples for needing to negotiate from inspiring English sources

By following the same route, via protests, and social and old media, Unite made enough noise, without employees needing to negotiate with managers, to prompt Pizza Express to scrap its tip-skimming policy last month, and for the Government to order an inquiry into tipping practises across the industry.

In Denmark, Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen's coalition, which consists of the Liberal Party and the Conservative People's Party, holds just 63 of the 179 seats in Parliament, thus needing to negotiate case by case with smaller parties to achieve a majority.

The industry is fast consolidating on a global scale because size offers shippers the opportunity for one global contract, rather than needing to negotiate with a number of ports around the world.

More broadly, these findings resonate with a small but growing body of service user-led research which has found that service users lack easy access to the services they feel they need [ 29] as well as lacking information, despite needing to negotiate complex systems [ 30].

The most important factor, as seen with diaphragms previously [ 54], is that unlike with condoms, once microbicides have been discussed by a couple, most women then proceed to use them without needing to negotiate their use every time they have sex.

For Ury, he became an international expert on negotiation by concentrating on every skill needed to negotiate, one by one.

We just needed to negotiate an understanding.

"You need to negotiate with open eyes".

We still need to negotiate our differences.

We need to negotiate and find a common denominator.

Why do we need to negotiate with Russia?