At the end of the Bush administration, when the Status of Forces Agreement, or SOFA, was negotiated, setting 2011 as the end of the United States' military role, officials had said the deadline was set for political reasons, to put a symbolic end to the occupation and establish Iraq's sovereignty.
But in 1999, a protocol with which it was involved in negotiating set out "clear criminal sanctions".
Though really, it's a big win for all Starbucks employees, since unionization would enable workers to negotiate set hours, fairer wages and better benefits for everyone.
"As appropriate" can be viewed as a debate-deflector in a negotiating setting, a safety exit of sorts.
Reimbursement rates to doctors and hospitals are negotiated and set every two years.
In spring 2006, the bank and Mr. Blavatnik's executives negotiated a set of detailed investment guidelines.
As described in Section 2, negotiated wages set minima for workers according to their sector and contractual position.
Contractual agreements, with payment levels either bilaterally negotiated or set by intermediaries, and providers being mainly individual and communal landholders, remain at the core of most schemes studied.
However, this approach is also valuable in a competitive tendering or negotiated contract setting in that it can be used to set targets or standards that are aligned with what is already achieved (or better) under current contracts that are being replaced.
Health mentor (HM) group received regular calls to manage illness issues and health behaviours from trained community health nurses using negotiated goal setting: problem solving, decision-making and action planning.
