Sentence examples for negotiated amounts from inspiring English sources

As an alternative to using market prices, we therefore chose to use price or tariff lists that expressed these negotiated amounts as unit costs.

Tony Blair speaks passionately of the need to curb global warming, and stoutly defends the Kyoto protocol, a UN treaty that calls for rich countries to reduce their emissions by negotiated amounts over the next decade or so.

Texaco was forced to declare bankruptcy and eventually paid a lower negotiated amount of $3 billion.

CityTime ultimately switched from being a fixed-price contract, in which a negotiated amount is paid for services delivered, to an hourly one.

The money approved Wednesday is part of that negotiated amount and will come from the European Stability Mechanism, the rescue fund for the euro zone.

Liverpool might have one last card to play: immediately offering Suárez an improved contract exceeding the £200,000 per week he's likely to pick up elsewhere, possibly with a clause that allows the player a move to a foreign club in the event of an offer above a negotiated amount.

500 Startups also makes a $200,000 investment in each startup (minus a $50,000 program fee) in return for a negotiated amount of equity.

He said any policyholder who hasn't met his or her deductible "would pay the negotiated amount".

If a worker becomes seriously ill, the employer would pay a certain, previously negotiated amount; only after that would the stop-loss insurer start paying.

In the US system, with all its checks and balances, a refusal to negotiate amounts to an inability to participate.

Representative Bill Delahunt, Democrat of Massachusetts, said that what the administration was negotiating amounted to a treaty and should be subjected to Congressional oversight and ultimately ratification.