Sentence examples for negotiated otherwise from inspiring English sources

With two years to run on Rooney's, the perceived wisdom has been if the striker is to remain at Old Trafford then an extension will have to be negotiated, otherwise United risk either a collapse in the 27-year-old's value or him leaving for nothing should he remain for a further two seasons.

Safer sex agreements mean that fluid transfer is assumed to be taboo unless explicitly negotiated otherwise.

But if the unit isn't rent-regulated, there is no requirement that the landlord bear the costs of such services, and "the parties are free to negotiate otherwise".

[Int9-Social Work] Many senior investigators commented that interdisciplinary research was not valued equally when tenure and promotion was being considered and that junior faculty may not be in a position to negotiate otherwise.

Such a debt default, negotiated or otherwise, looks to be only a matter of time.

According to Reynolds, Walt actually uses pretty standard negotiating tactics otherwise found in court or boardrooms.

What knit together this otherwise locally negotiated ideal were common social and cultural practices and assumptions.

The initially provisional role stabilizes and the aspirant achieves membership if enough role components are validated; otherwise the negotiated joining process is abandoned.

It is still unclear whether the administration will try to buy or rent the properties it now occupies or otherwise negotiate a deal with Iraq.

Large extractions often depend on friendly countries to negotiate openings in otherwise sealed borders, so captured documents can remain hidden for months.

And she depended increasingly on her memory, her thinking, and her logic and common sense to help negotiate what would otherwise be — visually — an unintelligible world.