Sentence examples for negotiate on a from inspiring English sources

When Bernie Williams drew to within one year of free agency, he refused to negotiate on a long-term deal and opted for free agency, before re-signing for a seven-year, $87.5 million deal.

This paper presents a web-based negotiation support system (NSS) that allows multiple buyers and multiple sellers to negotiate on a common platform.

Timor-Leste says the action was necessary because of Australia's consistent refusal to negotiate on a permanent maritime boundary.

In debt recovery, private companies negotiate on a debtor's behalf -- for a fee -- and try to have the debt reduced.

Mr. Shan said next year's conditions would determine whether China continued to negotiate on a half-year basis.

Mr. Obama and the Democrats have refused, and they called on Republicans to negotiate on a combined version of the bills already adopted.

But Google and the publisher and author groups who are suing it all said they would continue to negotiate on an agreement.

Labor's general position is to oppose changes to the RET, but it signalled on Tuesday that it was prepared to negotiate on an exemption for aluminium.

When it's something big like management's refusal to negotiate on an obviously huge revenue stream, it's danger time.

This should be a standard document and not negotiated on a one-on-one basis.

No agreement has been negotiated on a bilateral quota for apparel, like the ones the United States has with most other developing countries.