Sentence examples for negotiated and understood from inspiring English sources

Horack, the author of a well-received story collection, "The Southern Cross," writes luminous, clean prose, holding the fantastically beautiful wilderness steadily in front of us, but also describing a scalping or evisceration with a matter-of-fact directness that reminds us how the terms of that world were negotiated and understood.

If you don't negotiate (and understand) the terms laid out in the contract, Wierbicki said, later on if, say,  you find out the work is a forgery, it can be impossible to get your money back.

Not only that, but the founders say that the system is designed to help students improve their group learning skills, like virtual team management, the ability to better negotiate and understand one's role in the team, leadership and communication.

The design also focused on developing the necessary interpersonal requirements such as working as part of a team, the ability to negotiate and understand group dynamics and conciliate to assist the resolution of complex issues.

A participant described the manager's involvement: "Well I think advocating for the role and trying to negotiate and understand where everyone was coming from because everybody has their own world to live in.

"He understood how to negotiate, and he understood how to make the most of the financial and psychological factors that underlie the financial markets," Mr. Shah said.

There are a number of potential benefits that CIDA could bring to the home adaptation process, such as improving the extent to which the practitioner and patient are able to negotiate, collaborate and understand the range of adaptation options available.

In Bangladesh, particularly in urban slums, women's human rights to life, health, and reproductive health remain adversely affected because of the structural inequalities and social and cultural conditions which shape how rights are understood, negotiated and lived.

In Bangladesh, particularly in urban slums, married adolescent women's human rights to life, health, and reproductive and sexual health remain adversely affected because of the structural inequalities and political economic, social and cultural conditions which shape how rights are understood, negotiated and lived.

They don't have a clue how to negotiate and don't understand that sometimes, to get a fair deal, you have to walk away.

At least that is how the attorneys general who negotiated the deal understood it.