Sentence examples for negotiated in which from inspiring English sources

According to Mike Minerva, a Tallahassee public defender and member of the defense team, a pre-trial plea bargain was negotiated in which Bundy would plead guilty to killing Levy, Bowman, and Leach in exchange for a firm 75-year prison sentence.

Others said that this technique hewed closely to Mr. Bloomberg's preferred method of negotiating, in which he always keeps a smile on his face, shoots for the moon in public and keeps close those who really know what is going on.

These gaps led to the Kyoto Protocol, negotiated in 1997, which committed developed countries to reducing their greenhouse-gas emissions by various, specified amounts.

In other words: The result negotiated in Dayton, which despite all its weaknesses was able to pave Bosnia-Herzegovina's way toward a future free of war, was only made possible by the threat (and limited use) of force.

Instead, commercial health insurers, and government plans like Medicare and Medicaid, are charged those prices on paper but pay much lower rates, negotiated in advance, which the hospitals accept as payment in full.

These temperature readings could be incorporated into the kind of cap-and-trade system being negotiated in Copenhagen, which is intended to impose limits on the amount of greenhouse emissions.

A deal previously unheard of was negotiated in April, which allowed guild members involved to collect residuals.

The trade deal is being negotiated in secret, which its proponents, including President Barack Obama, argue is essential to its good-faith negotiation.

In 2006, the transportation authority inspector general found a 50percentt error rate when sampling sick-leave buyouts, a negotiated entitlement in which the railroad buys unused sick days.

A constant theme is how black advancement was achieved through negotiated gains in which not a few concessions had to be made.

But the official line remains that the Administration wants a negotiated settlement, in which Assad agrees to be replaced by a national-unity government.