Sentence examples for negotiating change from inspiring English sources

But he also gave the impression that he wants to opt out of some European policies — a strategy that would reduce his chances of negotiating change with other national leaders, even if it appealed to his right wing.

Right now, Moscow and Washington are arguing over what is very much the jerry-rigging of a referendum on independence – despite no evidence of abuse, no opportunity for peacefully negotiating change, all in direct contradiction of international law.

The most striking manifestation of this failure was that both patients and clinicians recognised that they did not share a mutually-agreed plan of action, instead negotiating change through a series of short-term, often emotionally-charged consultations.

Senate Republicans on Wednesday reported progress in negotiating changes to the wider bill.

They are also negotiating changes to the gun laws that were enacted in January.

Lewis agreed to a contract extension after two days of negotiating changes in how the front office functions.

British Airways and Unite, Britain's biggest trade union, had been negotiating changes to working conditions and pay.

These are extraordinarily rigid: they prevent bosses and workers from negotiating changes in terms and conditions, even if they are mutually agreeable.

But Republican lawmakers spent much of the week negotiating changes to the marriage bill to protect religious institutions, especially those that oppose same-sex weddings.

And for much of the time the legislature was negotiating changes to his landmark health care bill, he was on the road.

We found that, given current staff, the optimal decision rule placed 80% of informal consultations (those where expected effects are beneficial, insignificant, or discountable) in a short bin where they would be completed without negotiating changes.