Sentence examples for negotiated good from inspiring English sources

Unions negotiated good wages and benefits for their workers, gains that often ended up being matched even by nonunion employers.

People in the industry say US Airways negotiated good lease rates on many of its fleet types, including its Boeing 757's, 10 of which are from GE Capital.

Sir Christopher is proud that, on his watch, the BBC negotiated good deals with the government on the licence fee that finances it and on the special provision to cover its World Service.But thuggishness may turn out to be his key quality.

Both parties negotiated good value for money, and RWE can now focus fully on its core business," said RWE AG's chief executive Peter Terium.

Almost everyone who's anyone detests the tax: Republicans are dead set against it; Hillary Clinton has spoken out against it; corporate leaders hate it but so do unions, which have negotiated good benefits for their members or sponsor generous multiemployer health plans that might well trigger the hit.

It's not like Americans did not wait while the federal government negotiated good-faith interest-free loans to keep huge banks and firms afloat, at the price to taxpayers, many of whom were struggling to stay afloat themselves under variable interest or inflated mortgages foisted upon them by said financial giants.

"We do not have a good track record in negotiating good prices with monopolies".

The drug program will rely instead on private pharmacy benefit managers to negotiate good prices.

They are far too small to negotiate good deals with their wholesalers, who are themselves a pretty inefficient bunch.

Without such "fast-track" authority it is hard for any American administration to negotiate good multilateral trade deals.

"We've seen over and over where small municipalities rarely have the power or ability to negotiate good contracts".