Sentence examples for negotiating on one from inspiring English sources

Although location is considered to play an important role in negotiation potentially favoring one side over the other, little research has examined whether negotiating on one's home field indeed confers an advantage to the resident party.

As diplomats in Washington and officials in Caracas reported progress toward ending the impasse, several leaders of the opposition movement said they were prepared to begin negotiating on one of Mr. Carter's proposals -- a referendum on President Hugo Chávez's rule.

Until the final drop that Dalcin partly negotiated on one ski, that is about all that can be seen without the aid of a video screen.

He disowns NATO, unaware that he is playing into Putin's hands; blithely proposes nuclear proliferation in Asia; muses aloud about using nuclear weapons; and imagines negotiating one-on-one with North Korea's psychotic leader.

This should be a standard document and not negotiated on a one-on-one basis.

The health secretary said in the House of Commons: "The only reason we do not have a solution on the junior doctors is the BMA saying in December that it would negotiate on the one outstanding issue – pay on Saturdays – but last month refusing to negotiate.

Herbs: 1 celery, 1 red onion, 2 carrots, 1 bunch of parsley (wilted, I negotiated on this one) $3.79 Meat: 10 thin slices of mortadella, 1lb chicken bones $2.66 Various: 1 package coffee, 1 lb.

A VSP may be a WSI Enabler itself, utilize open-access WSIs, or may have established permanent or negotiate on-demand service contracts with one or more WSI Enablers.

Rather than relying on multilateral trade agreements, Trump has said that he will negotiate one-on-one deals with individual countries, beginning, possibly, with the post-Brexit United Kingdom.

The three-way bidding may have pushed NBC to higher rights fees than if the deal had been negotiated one-on-one.

After years of dictating take-it-or-leave-it terms in a skyrocketing rental market, landlords are now being forced to negotiate one-on-one with their tenants and are agreeing to monthly rent reductions and upgrades to bigger or more desirable apartments in the same building, for the same money.