Sentence examples for negotiated like from inspiring English sources

The city may provide limited services, also negotiated, like fire services in Sea Gate and police services in Breezy Point.

"Why would you have put all those lives in danger when you could have peacefully negotiated like everyone else," he asks.

23 Charles Rosenberg, to take another example, rebuked bioethicists for consistently failing to acknowledge how: the ways in which the moral values that suffuse medicine are historically constructed and situationally negotiated, like every other aspect of culture, and not simply derived from the formal modes of analysis that have historically characterized theology and moral philosophy.

I don't know how to negotiate like that.

His post is entitled: "To govern responsibly, the White House will have to negotiate like Republicans".

Is the recourse to something besides negotiating, like military force, legitimate and morally justified?

THE FLOOR MATS A running theme throughout Ramit Sethi's book, blog and courses is the idea that we should all negotiate like Indians do.

Ultimately, everyone expects that the negotiators will back down and an agreement will be reached, but in the mean time it's worth it to negotiate like a madman.

And it doesn't involve any substantive concessions, save one: That if the Republicans were capable of negotiating like a functional political party, the president would be willing to talk.

In this clip Held plays up her unfamiliarity with English and anxiety about how she will be received in the US while negotiating like a hard-headed veteran over finances.

"Clients would negotiate like crazy on the [loan], but don't realise the bank is making three-to-four tines more in profit on the hedging," he says.