Sentence examples for negotiated management from inspiring English sources

These organizations use primarily two strategies: escalated force and negotiated management.

Even in democracies, however, escalated force was the traditional way of controlling crowds until the 1970s, when the strategy of negotiated management emerged.

Although many scholars of policing expected that the strategy of negotiated management would gradually supersede the strategy of escalation of force in Western-style democracies, their belief was belied by numerous violent confrontations between police and protesters at various international meetings held in democratic countries at the beginning of the 21st century.

The specific process of allocation by LH score, whilst essential to balance numbers of low and high scores within each treatment arm, is in direct contrast to the normal practice of negotiated management and mutually formulated treatment goals and this may have generated higher attrition.

In negotiating management fees for funds, he added, mutual-fund directors have also failed miserably.

With the musicians refusing to negotiate, management locked them out on October 1. Months of canceled concerts followed.

"It is an absolutely outrageous, excessive, ridiculous package to pay anyone," Ms. Davy said, adding that the department would also be issuing guidelines for school boards negotiating management contracts on "what is and what isn't acceptable".

This was a pragmatic trial so clinicians could negotiate management, as happens in everyday practice.

A good communicator can extract appropriate history from the patient, formulate an appropriate diagnosis, build a strong doctor patient relationship, and can appropriately negotiate management strategy with the patient.

Prior to Malta's accession to the EU, it had negotiated a management regime for a 25-nm Fisheries Management Zone around the Maltese Islands which it now managed in accordance with the provisions set out in EC 1967/2006.

Last year, some workers at a warehouse in Minnesota became the first in the United States known to have negotiated with management.