Sentence examples for negotiated back from inspiring English sources

Now, unless the benefit for retirees can be negotiated back into the contract, "if I want to get medical benefits, I'm stuck here".

Jenkins compares the Falklands with Hong Kong, which Mrs Thatcher negotiated back to China – though reluctantly; she scarcely had a choice.

We negotiated back and forth all week, and we finally reached full agreement on the language, and so I went ahead".

When I spoke to Kamangar about this during my visit to company headquarters in July, he said that the deals were taking longer than expected to work out because so many shows were tied up in syndication and ancillary-rights deals that had been negotiated back when "no one thought that content would be watched on the Internet at this volume".

But the odds were difficult from the start: Greece's European partners have been adamant, over the past two months, that there was no way that the current bailout programme, negotiated back in 2012, could be amended – at least not without clear proof that structural reforms would be forthcoming.

I called the owner of one property, and we negotiated back and forth for several months, until his wife called to say he'd died and asked if I'd still be interested.

Finally, the more our hypothetical voter knows about how Washington works, the more obvious it becomes that all of this will be hashed out over years of negotiated back-and-forth — because no legislation passed with a razor-thin majority can endure unchanged for decades, and any enduring settlement will have to leave both sides a little unsatisfied.

The two friends began negotiating back and forth for months.

My job is to negotiate back in Washington with Republican and Democratic leaders".

If his two standard-size poodles have trouble negotiating back there, he said, "they can ford the stream or I'll put up a bridge".

Even after negotiating back a little relief from the U.A.W. not long ago, General Motors still bears costs that its foreign competitors don't.