Sentence examples for negotiating itself from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Bear has negotiated a better deal than the market thinks – negotiating itself a year to shop for a higher offer.

ALBANY — A State Assembly committee has opened a review of the Cuomo administration's decision to negotiate itself a luxury suite at the stadium where the Buffalo Bills play.

The apartheid government eventually negotiated itself out of power after decades of international isolation and armed opposition from the African National Congress (ANC) and other groups, and the new democratically-elected leadership encouraged reconciliation.

The United Nations negotiating process itself is on the line, with many saying that the 190-nation talks cannot survive another debacle like that at Copenhagen last December.

It is hard to exaggerate the dire effect which the failure at Copenhagen has had both on the climate change negotiating process itself, and on the belief of those involved that an effective climate deal might be possible.

"What I think is going on is the White House is negotiating with itself," Hanauer recently told HuffPost.

"What I think is going on is the White House is negotiating with itself," said Hanauer, who declined to name the White House officials he said he's spoken to about the overtime rule.

Everything is covered by a collective bargaining agreement that the orchestra negotiates with itself".

The objections, and there are many of them, seem to revolve around the right Google negotiated for itself around orphan books books still under copyright whose copyright owners cannot be found or who simply fail to register in the Book Rights Registry set up under the settlement.

In the end, the White House negotiated with itself, further compromising its own position and the health and well-being of vulnerable women.

Wachovia, the nation's fourth-largest bank, was negotiating to sell itself to Wells Fargo or Citigroup.