Sentence examples for negotiated to keep from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wells was recently involved in the sale of a 10,000-square-foot house in Greenwich in which the buyers negotiated to keep not just the light fixtures and the draperies, but also the seating in the theater room.

A contract specifies acceptable variations on the availability of these properties and how service replacement can be negotiated to keep the QoS of the application within the acceptable limits.

But before it was finalized, the two publicly reconciled -- tabloids reported Kobe may have negotiated to keep his wife around by giving his wife more financial leverage.

Washington has signaled a willingness to negotiate to keep the base open.

The seller, a designer, had decorated so beautifully they wondered if they might negotiate to keep the furniture.

Yet those who negotiate to keep a say in their company have a future, while those who don't are more likely to be tossed aside.

Ms. Sandberg's feminist message in her book "Lean In" appears concentrated on how women can negotiate to keep pace with male peers in the commercial sphere.

He said that when the council signed the original agreement on its formation in November, many members hoped to negotiate to keep their own jobs.

At the time, Machiavelli was an envoy for the Florentine Republic, negotiating to keep the infamous warlord Cesare Borgia from attacking the city.

For example, Mr. Johnson said, an employee who has a company car may negotiate to keep it or buy it from the company at book value.

The reason, in part, was that the governor's office, in trying to forestall a greater sense of uncertainty surrounding the energy crisis, was negotiating to keep the utilities solvent by buying their transmission lines.