Sentence examples for negotiate individually from inspiring English sources
Eventually, two-thirds of the tenants signed legally binding agreements not to negotiate individually with the sponsor.
Apple indicated it was willing to make the switch to variable pricing provided that the music companies — which negotiate individually with Apple to avoid colluding — would agree to license songs for wireless downloads on the iPhone, as well as drop copyright protections using digital rights management, or D.R.M., software.
In the first quarter of 2008 domestic sales were 1.7m tonnes, against just 32,300 tonnes sold abroad.Further, critics say the takeover is a smokescreen to divert the blame for the government's inability to meet its pledges to build homes and to advance with new infrastructure projects.Negotiation or showdown?The government has said it will negotiate individually with each of the cement companies.
The Medicare coupon idea, where you take your inadequate amount of money and try to negotiate individually with a huge insurance company that may be the only one that serves your market, would be a disaster for most people, and when voters hear about it, they understand that.
As a result, upper-middle-income countries must negotiate individually, thus in some cases limiting their country's ability to achieve lower prices.
Before the union, postdocs had to negotiate individually for salary and benefits; consequently, salaries were uneven across departments and campuses and carried no guarantee of annual raises.
Each deferred prosecution agreement is negotiated individually.
Because those rebates are negotiated individually and privately, they are difficult to measure.
"The Becnel group of settlements involves 150 people and each of those were negotiated individually," he said.
The union also asserted that the museum had violated federal labor law by negotiating individually with members when it is supposed to negotiate only with the union.
Under the new deal, fees will be negotiated individually by members but they must be approved by the union, Ms. Hauptman said.
