Sentence examples for negotiated according from inspiring English sources

All the other 26 European Union countries either agreed to the proposals, which will be negotiated according to intergovernmental agreements, or said they would seek the approval of their parliaments back home.

Broadly speaking, a right of first refusal, also known as a matching right or right of first offer, is a contractual guarantee that one party to a business deal can match any offer that the other side later receives for the item or issue being negotiated, according to Harvard Business School and Harvard Law School professor Guhan Subramanian.

If the Americans negotiated according to FedEx's priorities, there would probably be no deal, and the status quo, which favours FedEx, would be preserved".I'm not playing this on a short-term tactical basis," says David Cunningham, FedEx's boss in Asia, somewhat indignantly.

The terms were negotiated according to Bohemond's western understanding, so that he saw himself as a feudal vassal of Alexios, a "liege man" (homo ligius or ) with all the obligations this implied, as customary in the West: he was obliged to bring military assistance to the Emperor, except in wars in which he was involved, and to serve him against all his enemies, in Europe and in Asia.

Vaccine prices are often negotiated according to the total number of doses ordered by a country.

Access to data subsets by third parties will be negotiated according to a written data access policy and administered by the chief investigators.

Fortunately, there are at least three ways to avoid such mistakes when you negotiate, according to Subramanian.

Special forces units moved into the prison after inmates rioted, set parts of the prison on fire and refused to negotiate, according to regional news reports.

One skill in being a doctor is to accept where people are coming from and to be willing to negotiate according to their beliefs".

In this paper, we present a model for designing a strategy for agents that makes adjustable rates of concession by negotiating according to the changes of environments with uncertain and dynamic outside options.

That's because the practice of American politics assumes that all players will negotiate according to predictable patterns — that they will realize they can get more from compromise than by demanding everything and winning nothing.