Sentence examples for negotiating full from inspiring English sources

At Brazil's invitation, Venezuela is negotiating full membership of Mercosur.

I am beginning to feel resentment setting in but keep it at bay with the thought of doing my research project, completing my degree and then negotiating full pay.

Serbia is now negotiating full membership of the EU.

Granted, she negotiates "full autonomy" and a job as head of A&R for Empire, but she still works for Empire, and therefore for Camila and Mimi.

As a member of the European Economic Area – alongside Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein – the UK could indeed negotiate full access to the single market, just as Nigel Farage has said it should.

As the Marlow series progresses, Nicola, her friends and her siblings discover that life in and outside school is hard to negotiate, full of compromises and moral equivocations and that the adult world is no promised land.

Like the SS colonel played by Waltz in the film — who negotiates full immunity, a military pension, U.S. citizenship and property on Nantucket Island in exchange for ending the war (by letting the Basterds kill the entire German high command, including Hitler) — Wolff negotiated the surrender of the SS and Wehrmacht forces in Northern Italy with Allen Dulles.

Though never an EU member, Switzerland had negotiated full "associated country" status for the previous EU programme, FP7, contributing to the pooled funding pot and – like Britain – doing very well out of it indeed: between 2007 and 2013, some 3,900 Swiss-based scientists won €1.7bn in EU grants.

Gatland says most of Wales' foreign-based players have negotiated "full release".

Davies has negotiated full release for internationals, which Wales attack coach Rob Howley has welcomed.

Halfpenny's move to Toulon was announced on 23 January, with the player having negotiated full release for international duties.