Sentence examples for negotiate extended from inspiring English sources

A bill expected to pass the legislature this year would require C.L. & P. and United Illuminating to negotiate extended energy contracts for customers who do not elect to go to another company.

In addition, labor has blocked, for three years running, Congress's efforts to make it easier for the administration to negotiate extending the North American Free Trade Agreement to other countries.

On 27 February, Secretary of State Dean Rusk had proposed that a partial bombing halt be implemented in North Vietnam and that an offer to negotiate be extended to Hanoi.

According to the complaint, the woman and her husband (whose names were not released) negotiated an extended closing date for a house they were buying in Newington, so she wouldn't have to cut her leave short.

He said the buyers, who included the son of Tsai Eng-meng, a pro-China Taiwan billionaire, had declined Monday to negotiate to extend a deadline to complete the deal.

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Wednesday invited Congressional Republican leaders to negotiate about extending the soon-to-expire Bush-era tax cuts, but he stood his ground by arguing against the Republicans' demand to keep those cuts for income above $250,000.

Democrats refuse to negotiate on extending spending for the federal government if there are any health scheme cuts.

Well it's back and thanks to TechCrunch we've negotiated an extended deadline for companies to apply for Web Mission 2011 until Friday 21st January.

I do understand that everyone wants to negotiate and extend the deadline.

They make every expenditure cost efficient by negotiating for extended payment terms, relative to calendar days when payment is due; or by getting a cash discount for paying within 10 or 15 days; or by getting some other compensation from the supplier, such as free delivery or an advertising allowance, and so forth.

Stoke are negotiating to extend Etherington's contract.