Sentence examples for negotiated exchange from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Emphasis of discourse in negotiated exchange Exchange of capital Words Frequency Financial capital Cost 32   Finance 24 Price 5 Revenue 2 Sum   63 Human capital Knowledge 62   Capability 58 Experience 53 Competence 6 Sum   179 Social capital Collaborate 54   Share 22 Exchange 20 Integrate 11 Sum   107 Innovation capital Testbed 515 Technologygy 399 Innovation 224 Technique 173 Sum   1311.

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, a Taliban captive for nearly five years, was handed over Saturday to the U.S. military in Afghanistan in a negotiated exchange for the release of five senior Taliban detainees at the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

However, usually there is no explicit negotiated exchange with transactional sex, and a wide range of goods or services may be received.

A concordant model of communication views the consultation between clinician and patient as one in which a negotiated exchange takes place, in which the patient is able to participate fully and share her or his perspectives on offered diagnosis and treatments [ 39].

Immigrants relied on social networks, such as close friends and family members, to share car travel by either informal or formally negotiated exchanges [10].

In contrast, "negotiated exchanges" are social exchanges that have known terms and binding agreements to provide some assurance against exploitation (Coleman 1990).

Under this condition, a domestic investor would earn equal returns from investing in domestic assets or converting currency at the spot exchange rate, investing in foreign currency assets in a country with a different interest rate, and exchanging the foreign currency for domestic currency at the negotiated forward exchange rate.

"Israel has never negotiated the exchange of nuclear weapons with South Africa.

The company that controls TV Azteca of Mexico has negotiated an exchange with holders of slightly more than half of $150 million in bonds maturing in July.

Later, however, she declined to rule out the possibility that a plea arrangement was being negotiated in exchange for leniency toward Mr. Zazi.

Four Soviet citizens had taken control of a busload of children and negotiated to exchange them for drugs, money and a flight here.