Sentence examples for negotiated blind from inspiring English sources
JEFF POZMANTIER Houston As a lawyer who has negotiated "blind trust" arrangements for executive branch appointees and trust agreements generally, I'd like to add to your commentary: First, the "blind trust" concept is used by the executive branch to separate decision-making from personal financial gain.
The corniche from Sorrento to Salerno is described by Michelin as the finest in Europe, but when we drove along it to our next destination I was too busy negotiating the blind hairpin bends, traffic jams and anarchic roadside parking to appreciate the scenery.
David had just returned from three months outside the region, and so every encounter — with a blind man who negotiated his way down the cliffside footpath with ease, with a migrant Dogon worker who had just returned from three years in Ghana — required a ritualistic greeting that went on for many minutes.
The American officials who this week negotiated in Beijing over the future of Chen Guangcheng, a blind and much-persecuted Chinese legal activist, must know just what he meant.
"The State Department used to turn a blind eye [to human rights violations]," Jorge Castañeda, Mexico's foreign minister when the aid package was originally negotiated in 2007, told Radio Fórmula.
Occasionally, we negotiated.
