Sentence examples for negotiating balance from inspiring English sources

Private Equity Buyers Can't be Trusted with MAC Clauses The negotiating balance between buyers and sellers that a MAC clause creates has been upset by the structure of private equity transactions.

"Jack has experience negotiating balanced budgets with a Republican Congress, and he'd bring that to bear on anything he worked on," said Michael Barr, a former assistant secretary of the Treasury for Financial Institutions under Obama who worked with Lew in the Clinton administration.

This development upset the carefully negotiated balance of responsibilities between the MRC and the Ministry.

The practice of the artist in managing the liminal time-space is critical as they must negotiate balances between several inherent tensions.

Hval's ethereal voice floats above it, negotiating the balance with exquisite poise.

This is a defining decade for negotiating the balance between personal freedom and really cool free stuff.

He says now the government is still negotiating the balance between Russian and Ukrainian but currently has bigger things to worry about.

Law enforcement officials in all three areas said they were negotiating the balance between protecting the public in the face of intelligence, some of it four years old, and allowing life to go on as usual.

Simultaneously negotiating a balance of power in their jobs and a personal history of attraction and betrayal, all the while talking nonstop, the characters require an ability to convey two or three conflicting emotions at once, with subtlety and humor and split-second timing.

That women and men are still negotiating work/life balance doesn't mean that we are over feminism, but that its relevance is even stronger, and perhaps more nuanced.

Nevertheless, the positive response expressed by both examiners and participants suggests that negotiating this balance between content specificity and patient continuity in OSCE formats deserves further exploration.