Sentence examples for negotiated works from inspiring English sources

But the purchase price that the Shores negotiated works out to less than $1,000 per square foot at a time that sales in the building averaged more than $1,900 a square foot.

With two young children, he negotiated working four days a week.

Agata Belcen, 28, the fashion editor at Another Magazine, agrees: "I'm seduced by the sense of it being the vision of a strong woman who has created a fashion moment, who wonderfully negotiated working from London because that's where her family is and who has decided not to do a runway show this season because of her pregnancy".

Such greater financial integration can include an institutional funds flow model in which a negotiated work unit-based, relative-value system is implemented, with flexibility in allocation of funds (payments) [ 109].

Camp says negotiating works with even those jerks.

"They've got to get a team together to negotiate, work out what they want".

Companies are to be allowed to negotiate working time directly with employee representatives, to get round the 35-hour week.

"This is how I thought negotiating worked," W wrote. "I just thought there was no harm in asking".

Like the former German chancellor, who dropped into Paris recently, Mr Sarkozy announced that he would allow bosses to negotiate working time at company level.

Forcing hospitals to negotiate work hours, they argued, would undermine their academic autonomy and handicap them in their mission to train good doctors.

It would require a family-friendly economy – a living wage, equal pay for women, skills training, flexible and secure employment, and affordable homes so that mothers and fathers have more opportunity to negotiate work, housework, child care and free time.