Sentence examples for negotiated from the from inspiring English sources

New assistance was negotiated from the Americans.

The Department of Investigation is seeking a budget, still to be negotiated, from the corporation to provide the oversight.

This, or some other form of mayoral partnership in the schools, almost certainly could have been negotiated from the start had Villaraigosa chosen to do what he does best — use charm and conciliation to bring everyone to the table.

This, or some other form of mayoral partnership in the schools, almost certainly could have been negotiated from the start had Villaraigosa chosen to do what he does best use charm and conciliation to bring everyone to the table.

The conflict is negotiated from the whiskey-soaked perspective of the third brother, Scott, as the playwright deftly extends these family dynamics into a comment on the damaged state of the nation.

Sinn Féin will argue that the £585m the five parties negotiated from the UK Treasury will lessen the impact of welfare and tax credit cuts as well as the loss of some jobs in the public sector.

He will want to negotiate from the stronger position a run-off would secure him.

Tsipras was already negotiating from the position of having won a general election.

And we all negotiate, from the day we're born and cry out for milk".

It was a deal that congressional Republicans, at the time still negotiating from the minority, were happy to get.

He said: "They will have to negotiate from the position of a third country, not as a member state.