Sentence examples for negotiated accommodation from inspiring English sources

Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in an interview today that he sensed a significant change in administration policy in favor of a negotiated accommodation with Russia.

Third, a president will, in the end, be required to testify in criminal proceedings where his evidence is important and irreplaceable, although the president will be able to negotiate accommodations to minimize actual and nonessential impositions on the performance of his constitutional duties.

It is too late for him to negotiate an accommodation with his people by overseeing reform and an increase in democracy.

In this scenario, as in the past, Pakistan's generals would be tempted to negotiate an accommodation with the Taliban, Afghan and Pakistani alike, to the greatest possible extent, in defiance of Washington's preferences.

Patricia H. Latham, a lawyer in Washington and co-founder of the National Center for Law and Learning Disabilities, says A.D.D. sufferers can negotiate minor accommodations in the workplace without disclosing that they have the disorder.

The court also noted the HHS is still negotiating possible accommodations and exceptions for religious institutions concerned about the mandate.

However, interventions designed to empower employees with chronic diseases suggest that it is possible to train employees to negotiate work accommodations [ 31].

It is important that workloads are managed to prevent burn-out and that conditions such as wages and accommodation are negotiated in an open and transparent way.

The union has negotiated rules about what accommodations its members are entitled to when they work out of town.

Eventually, they negotiated a raft of accommodations that would exempt Sarah from gym class and give her extra time she needed to take tests and complete her assignments.

During his years in the Senate, Johnson developed a talent for negotiating and reaching accommodation among divergent political factions.