Sentence examples for negotiated changes from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the bill say the negotiated changes do not affect the substance of the legislation.

The more likely outcome, though, is for some imposed or negotiated changes in Microsoft's behavior, not its structure.

Over three days, the United States negotiated changes that removed an explicit condemnation of Israeli security forces.

Pyne said he had no qualms about taking the negotiated changes back to the Senate, notwithstanding the prospect of defeat.

Sheriff Marlin Gusman, who oversees the prison, supported the federal involvement, which set the stage for the negotiated changes.

"And with new construction, where there are no residing tenants to deal with, you are less likely to see negotiated changes".

"The path to negotiated change is precise and clear; it is not paved with uncertainty.

The upshot is that the authorities now find themselves trapped in a constant tug-of-war between their will to control, negotiated change, public resistance and unresolved confusion.

This negotiated change of power provided a template for other countries in the Warsaw Pact and, in the years since, far beyond.

Unfortunately, it was the policy of the United States government to help not Mr. Mandela, but rather the white South African government that suppressed leaders working for negotiated change.

So there is going to have to be some negotiated change of the leadership in Damascus, but we also have to learn the lessons from Iraq.