Sentence examples for negotiated elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the EU experience, where the influence of politics from upper levels imposed political trends and planning fashions negotiated elsewhere to gear local urban governance (see Bernt 2009), the particular circumstances in Detroit actually provided production of innovative, inclusive and effective post-neoliberal local policy models.

For failing to have the courtesy of informing Universal of their intention to negotiate elsewhere, DreamWorks is being ripped by Universal executives behind the scenes.

He had also said Mexico's kidnappers were generally more violent than any of the others he had negotiated with elsewhere in the world.

He has brought in toys not sold elsewhere and negotiated an agreement with Amazon.com to handle online sales.

Between late 2007 and early 2010 he held a post at the Malian consulate in Jedda, Saudi Arabia, although at times during this period he was reported as being in Mali and elsewhere negotiating hostage releases.

Spain is the last major European market in which individual clubs control their television rights; elsewhere, deals are negotiated collectively by the leagues.

Miss that point and you miss the overarching fact that it really is a holy war, they say, a clash of cultures that cannot be resolved by a negotiated agreement, in Israel or elsewhere.

The U.S. and its regional and local allies are on record in Geneva and elsewhere that they want a negotiated settlement.

Bears warn that CheckFree's performance would be hammered if Bank of America took its business elsewhere, in-house or if it negotiated lower fees.

Although the battle over Columbus has been joined elsewhere as well, other cities and some states have negotiated solutions that satisfy both sides.

Elsewhere, slots have tended to change hands informally, with terms negotiated privately.