Sentence examples for negotiate up from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's not right; maybe drug companies, faced with a somewhat less creamy American cash cow, would be able to negotiate up prices in Europe and Asia.

Sometimes you can negotiate up to three months," Taggar said.

Leaders can employ a simple graphic to visualize their team's interaction with the project management office, allowing them to negotiate up front the freedom they will need from micromanagement.

"You are expected to negotiate up," says Alexandra Levit, DeVry University's career advisory board chairman.

In London, most daddies now offer around £350 PPM (price per meet), but some babies negotiate up to £500, while figures of £800 are rare but not unheard of.

Learning to properly negotiate up and downhills is a big part of mountain biking: When you're going uphill, stay seated and lean forward into the hill.

They have proved more popular because the level of ownership can be negotiated up and down.

Recent exhibitions of Chinese art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art required virtuosic diplomacy, with loans being negotiated up to the 11th hour.

But the more common practice is a less formalized sex-for-money exchange in which nothing is negotiated up front.

The well-trodden but somewhat rocky path of commercial radio lies in one direction, winding and rambling with some serious challenges to be negotiated up ahead.

"If it means negotiating up until the day before the games start, that's what we will do," says Mr Bernstein defiantly.But adding cricket and rugby to the menu also presents other problems.