Sentence examples for negotiated to save from inspiring English sources

"There have been many freezes negotiated to save jobs, though it is not clear if they have in fact saved any jobs," Mr Hatchett observes.

"To accept their ultimatum is one thing, negotiating to save hostages is another".

Such a new leader would have had the credibility that Mr. Buffett had in negotiating to save Salomon.

Borrowers complained that servicers were sloppy, that they lost paperwork and then lost it again, that they reshuffled borrowers among endless personnel to no effect and that they foreclosed on the property even while supposedly negotiating to save it.

At the end of the 1997 Congressional session, Representative Dave Camp, a conservative Michigan Republican who was frantically negotiating to save an adoption bill, got a call in the House cloakroom from Mrs. Clinton.

They are not a gift that authorities can negotiate away to save money.

Union leaders kept the new restrictions on their members' health coverage limited mostly to co-payments and administrative savings, and they bought another 90 days to negotiate a way to save the 1,000 union jobs that would have been cut.

Still, parents across the region are venting frustration at school board meetings and pleading for teachers to negotiate lower salaries to save jobs.

But after students' parents organized a 43-day sit-in -- during which, at one point, CPS literally attempted to freeze out protesters, shutting off heat to the building in 40-degree temperatures -- the district and the parents were eventually able to negotiate an agreement to save the edifice.

He is now spending far more time negotiating with his backbenchers to save his job than negotiating with European leaders to secure the changes that Europe needs.

He insists that the deal he negotiated with the unions to save two of the city's four pension funds the municipal employees' and labourers' plans by raising contributions by 29% and reducing annual increases, still stands.