Sentence examples for negotiating generous from inspiring English sources

After negotiating generous raises into its previous contract, the teachers' union sat out the 2009 mayoral election, and then was pressured into making important concessions last year because of the state's Race to the Top grant application, agreeing to an increase in the charter school cap and the creation of a statewide teacher evaluation system.

The initial cost of the departures could rise to nearly £2m as several executives negotiate generous redundancy payments.

The labels themselves are hoping that streaming services will arrest this decline, and have negotiated generous deals with Spotify and Apple Music to that effect.

EDF, the company at the heart of the Somerset project that is 85% owned by the French government, has brought in Chinese state-owned firms as partners and negotiated generous subsidies with the UK government.

The company said it has made "numerous offers to negotiate generous agreements with all landowners".

But it's unpopular with almost everybody else who knows about it, particularly the labor unions that have negotiated generous health plans for their members.

Among those most spooked by the prospect of employers reacting this way are labor unions that negotiated generous insurance benefits for their members, creating just the sorts of plans likely to incur the tax.

"legally" so he could negotiate his generous exit deal.

It claimed that she was leaving the Sunday Independent in October and had negotiated a generous leaving package, a key part of which involved her agreeing not to publish articles about O'Brien.

The pressure intensified after the tournament but it is understood he had negotiated a generous opt-out payment in the event of the IRFU wanting to terminate the contract.

At 34 Didier Drogba is three years Hargreaves's senior but the Ivorian striker who did so much to win the European Cup for Chelsea has enjoyed infinitely better luck with injuries and could be spoilt for choice as he prepares to negotiate a generous weekly six-figure contract.