Sentence examples for negotiate the changes from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers will now negotiate the changes with national governments and the European Commission before final rules are approved next year.
Many in the industry are watching to see whether Southwest can smoothly negotiate the changes in how airlines operate in the aftermath of the attacks.
Identify and negotiate the changes that are needed and take actions that you both feel will readjust the balance.
When parents successfully negotiate the changes brought about by the decision to divorce, kids are more likely to be alright.
He figures that by ensuring the U.S. doesn't default on payments to those holding Treasury securities, as his bill would do, "we would give Congress the calm it needs to negotiate the changes that have to be made to bring our debt under control".
This challenge has been at the forefront as governments' struggle to negotiate the changes to the current global agreements on agricultural trade that are needed to ensure that trade results in enhanced food security.
If you couldn't tell already, let me make this really clear: I'm terrified of doing the wrong thing and find myself immobilized, unable to make truly life-changing decisions because I don't feel financially or emotionally ready to negotiate the change or the consequences of the change.
Adolescence is a difficult time for all young people, when they have to negotiate the change from childhood to adulthood.
Other Labour sources believe that Murphy's known reservations about home rule may give him more credibility with Westminster in negotiating the changes that many in Scottish Labour believe are necessary to regain electoral credibility.
Mr. Bloomberg negotiated the changes at a time when the nation's economy is growing, inflation has reached its highest level in years, and the city's budget picture is not as difficult as a year ago.
And when Xenakis shifts suddenly from a heavy, repetitive whirlwind passage to a moment of delicate tracery at the top of the keyboard, Mr. Kigawa negotiated the change deftly.
