Sentence examples for negotiated because the from inspiring English sources

If the apartment is owned by an outside investor an even sweeter deal can probably be negotiated because the investor does not have to worry about alienating residents who might have paid more for their units two or three years ago, or even having to make the same bargain deal throughout the building.

The metaphor of social ritual is an engagement in "face-work," that is the process of performing socially recognized and approved moral acts to improve one's face (or reputation) in society.30 The comments section of blogs is where much of the blogging rituals are negotiated and they are being negotiated because the medium is still relatively new, and social norms are being developed daily.

Chase says that at hedge funds, the base is rarely negotiated because the bonus is what's important, but he coached her to try to get the employer to go higher than his initial offer.

Mailing of the Solicitation Letter  will be done in stages as the lease is negotiated, because the letter for donations should be specific about location, and the revenue required for build-out is required to finalize the lease.

Our office has identified one of the single greatest drivers of health care costs as the prices negotiated because of the market leverage of providers rather than the quality of services offered.

The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan must have the courage to negotiate because the people of Sudan and South Sudan deserve peace".

The declaration that four-fifths of the deal is done is a significant change of tone from the EU after months of protests that it could not negotiate because the UK had not put its own proposals on the table.

The Palestinian leadership believes Mr Sharon has little incentive to negotiate because the Palestinians will not agree to surrender their claim to East Jerusalem or the large areas of land he wants to annex.

Like pushing for a one-seat ride, fixing Pennsylvania Station means getting the responsible parties — Madison Square Garden, the railroads, city and state agencies, private developers, and, above all, the governor — to sit down at the same table and negotiate, because the mayor's authority is limited.

Israeli officials say Mr. Netanyahu had accepted the offer in principle but before it was accepted by his government Washington pulled out, worried that it placed too much pressure on those 90 days and that the Palestinians might not negotiate because the proposed freeze excluded East Jerusalem.

The proposals were never negotiated because of the Cuban missile crisis, and the ideas were put aside.