Sentence examples for negotiated out of from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups are concerned that the trade deal, which is being negotiated out of the public eye because the U.S. government treats trade negotiation texts as classified information, will undermine environmental goals.

The North Koreans will simply not be negotiated out of their weapons program.

The payment, with an apology, was negotiated out of court; the professors did not win a lawsuit.

We are in a sort of financial cold war in which instruments of immense destructive power must be negotiated out of existence.

Back then, he said, the benefit applied to nearly every state employee, but over the years it has been negotiated out of most union contracts.

"The trouble now is that the Israelis and some of the world's diplomats are recognizing them only as a group that can be negotiated out of the way, per haps through this offer of some sort of Palestinian entity on the west bank [of the Jordan River] and in Gaza," he said in a speech at the final session.

Patients' success in negotiating out-of-network bills.

Mental health professionals (and enlightened lawyers) encourage parents to negotiate out-of-court voluntary support arrangements.

Bondholders often work with companies to negotiate out-of-court debt restructurings that help the companies avoid bankruptcy.

And despite the group's conclusion, credit derivatives clearly do in practice sometimes gum things up when companies are trying to negotiate out-of-court restructurings.

Eager to put the problem behind it, Ford has been negotiating out-of-court settlements and sending officials to apologize to survivors of rollover accidents.