Sentence examples for negotiated less from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, union leaders negotiated less costly concessions that provided for five-year rather than six-year contracts and a new bonus plan.

As a result, the chains are opening more stores and negotiating less expensive rents in better shopping centers.

"However, sellers may feel they have to negotiate less with a buyer who is a couple of thousand pounds better off".

In part, that reflects the growing global clout of the Chinese mobile phone industry, where the three big operators, with a combined 889 million customers, are able to negotiate less expensive roaming deals for their users with international operators.

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"I tried to negotiate less grey hair.

He sees no contradiction between his insistence he can do the work while having no sense of having to invest in his own actions, and his simultaneous reliance on his father to negotiate less work for him.

If the 106 countries of the ACP-EU partnership were to agree on an ACP-EU equalization scheme for health, along the lines of the SDSN proposal, they would have enough influence within the WTO to negotiate less preferential treatment for non-adhering countries.

He will also have to negotiate less-generous pension plans for state workers.

Or it may have reflected the jury's reluctance to sentence Girouard to life when the soldiers who actually shot the detainees had negotiated for less severe punishment.

Lawmakers said that Speaker Gifford Miller and other council members had negotiated a less expensive bill, covering fewer workers, because of concerns about costs and about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's early objections to the legislation.