Sentence examples for negotiating far from inspiring English sources

In embracing the Conservatives with evident relish, negotiating far more aggressively on positions in government than on promises about, above all, electoral reform, they showed themselves willing to shore up an unsuitable voting system (in parliament as well as on polling day).

Many Democrats would like to see the government negotiate far lower prices for the Medicare drugs it buys.

A year of therapy costs $10,000 or more in the United States, but several multinational drug companies have negotiated far lower prices with some African countries, as low as $1,000 a year, and now Cipla will sell generic drug cocktails for less.

Each of the previous five presidents has had the ability to negotiate far-reaching trade agreements.

And the Commission negotiates far-reaching EU trade deals with other countries.

And it negotiates far-reaching trade deals between the EU and other countries, affecting millions of jobs.

News Corporation has meanwhile been negotiating, so far unsuccessfully, to bring more partners into Sky in other regions.

Ms. Abdul's contract expired at the end of last season, and she has been negotiating, so far unsuccessfully, for a substantial raise.

The union balked at negotiating so far in advance, Mr. Masik said, but conceded after the company insisted it would otherwise use the intervening months to prepare to move operations elsewhere, perhaps Kansas City.

It preserves arrangements for confidence-building mutual inspections and sets the stage for negotiating more far-reaching cuts.

Wikileaks has warned that governments negotiating a far-reaching global service agreement are 'surrendering a large part of their global sovereignty' and exacerbating the social inequality of poorer countries in the process.