Sentence examples for negotiate case from inspiring English sources

Women's lives are not necessarily easier to negotiate, case by case, but they have more choice of self-definition.

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.

We are the ones who negotiate cases and assist clients (lawyers, too) in trying to compromise and reach agreements that all can live with.

The cost can vary and is negotiated case by case.

Clients who purchase or sell more than $5 million a year receive special terms negotiated case by case.

(There are few public sources of pricing information for corporate communications because terms are often negotiated case by case basis).

"They're thinking, 'If I'm about to lose my business, what do I need a loan for?' " But Ms. Speed said owners should be aware that the loans being offered, at an interest rate of 4percentt, could be repaid according to terms negotiated case by case.

These negotiated case closures would dwarf Spitzer's $1.4 billion "global settlement" covering WorldCom as one of 90 stocks involved.

"City deals", packages of funding negotiated case-by-case, have been successful but timid.

At Valuing Care, our experience of negotiating cases for self-funders has provided insight into this area.

But one source tells us that depending on the region and other factors — deals are negotiated case-by-case, covering an artist's or group's music but also the number of times a stream is played, and whether it's a free user listening with ads, or a paying subscriber with no ads — that overall payout can go up as high as 84percentt.