Sentence examples for negotiate itself from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — A State Assembly committee has opened a review of the Cuomo administration's decision to negotiate itself a luxury suite at the stadium where the Buffalo Bills play.

There will still be super-complex deals the bank will negotiate itself, using in-house lawyers and outside specialist firms, Harris said.

Perhaps Bear has negotiated a better deal than the market thinks – negotiating itself a year to shop for a higher offer.

The apartheid government eventually negotiated itself out of power after decades of international isolation and armed opposition from the African National Congress (ANC) and other groups, and the new democratically-elected leadership encouraged reconciliation.

and a North American free trade zone". "No Communist government has ever negotiated itself to freedom," Du Pont agreed.

Trammell Crow leasing agent Matt Spathas admitted that "rightly or wrongly, the piano player in the building's atrium actually got us one tenant". The law firm of Gray, Cary, Ames & Frye negotiated itself a 25% equity position at the First Interstate Building.

Let every eye negotiate for itself, and trust no agent (William Shakespeare).

As observers on both the left and right have pointed out, saying that you will not negotiate may itself be a negotiating position.

Beyond the interpersonal and deal design challenges executives face in 1-D and 2-D negotiations lie the 3-D obstacles flaws in the negotiating setup itself.

Brexit negotiations haven't made any progress because the UK government has spent more time negotiating with itself rather than Brussels, which has simply had to wait for London to sort itself out.

Britain is still mostly negotiating with itself.