Sentence examples for negotiate back from inspiring English sources

My job is to negotiate back in Washington with Republican and Democratic leaders".

What I think they're going to do is play amateur hour and negotiate back and forth and say, "Hey, we've saved the EPA.

In two experiments, MIT Sloan School of Management Prof. Jared R. Curhan, working with Virginia Tech professor William J. Becker, looked at the habits of people who negotiate back to back with many different partners.

The 34 senators, all Democrats, argued that agencies also bear some responsibility when contracted employees don't get their paychecks, making the case that agencies generally do have the authority to negotiate back pay for contracted employees.

If you find a space in two weeks, it takes another two weeks to negotiate back and forth and then you have to set up Internet and furniture.

Karzai the Master, if he wins the presidency, will now need to negotiate back into tribal affairs a fair exchange amongst the powerful and the powerless.

(The Carpetbagger dearly wished he could dip his beak in, but failed to follow the golden rule in Hollywood – negotiate back-end points on the front end. Dang).

Budget experts say that decision -- New York State Bankers Association v. Wetzler -- led to a tortured budget-making process: the governor would propose a low-balled budget, then the leaders of the two houses would negotiate back-room agreements with him on additional spending.

The two friends began negotiating back and forth for months.

Jenkins compares the Falklands with Hong Kong, which Mrs Thatcher negotiated back to China – though reluctantly; she scarcely had a choice.

Mid-contract, the team's star wide receiver, Antonio Brown, asked the team to improve upon the six-year, $42.5 million deal they negotiated back in 2012.