Sentence examples for negotiating directly for from inspiring English sources
But on Monday, the retired players sent a letter to the National Labor Relations Board saying the current players had prevented retired players from negotiating directly for retiree benefits, even though they were supposed to be part of mediated talks earlier this summer.
Issues of life and death should not be negotiated directly for profit.
Free schools can't negotiate directly for buildings because there is no agreed formula for their capital costs.
By law, the federal agency that runs these programs isn't allowed to negotiate directly for drug prices for Medicare patients.
Two years ago, the industry's biggest publishers began withdrawing digital rights to their music from Ascap and BMI, forcing companies like Pandora to negotiate directly for a license to stream the music.
Adify is an ad network platform for niche publishers that lets advertisers and publishers contact each other and negotiate directly for ad space.
"For the first time, citizens will be on equal footing to the oil and gas industry, and able to negotiate directly for regulations that protect property rights, homes values, clean water, and air quality," Polis said, while acknowledging some environmental groups would be disappointed in his decision.
In turn, India is negotiating directly with Thailand and Vietnam for rice, which would further reduce the tradable supply of an already thinly traded commodity.The large "land grabs" in Africa and Asia are also signs of distrust in world markets.
Critics of the law have already attacked its explicit prohibition against the federal government negotiating directly with drug makers for lower prices.
Under that legislation, the federal government is prohibited from negotiating directly with drug company for lower prices.
Obama should present the case for negotiating directly with the Iranians on the issue of nukes (in addition to Iraq) at the level of foreign minister or higher (Obama should also clean house at the State Department, whose Iran desk is headed by a self-declared "neo-con").
