Sentence examples for negotiating public from inspiring English sources

Citymapper makes negotiating public transport less painful and, thanks to Uber, people don't expect to be kept waiting more than a few minutes for a cab.

The interviews provided a variety of views on a number of challenges related to engaging the public, especially negotiating public mistrust of the school system, the intricacies of education and transportation policy, and the difficulty of the work of connecting the public to the decision-making process.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). called on President Barack Obama to make details of the trade pact he is negotiating public a day after Obama said that Warren and other critics were wrong on the facts of the deal.

These will segue well with services such as CityMapper, which help visitors negotiate public transport.

When local governments make deals with developers and sports teams, they often negotiate "public benefits" packages that benefit the public more generally than the proposed deal itself.

Lauren Elkin's part memoir, part cultural History, Flâneuse (Chatto and Windus) is an uplifting, gender-bending critique of how women (past and present) negotiate public space.

While most debates about the painstakingly negotiated public role of religion in Israel line up along predictable lines of observant versus secular, this discussion has been different.

Agency: Leo Burnett (Sydney) Director: Peter Lydon This commercial for an app which helps punters negotiate public transport in Helsinki is a nicely judged spoof of a 1970s TV programme investigating the paranormal.

As soon as the Left took control, the city council declared a moratorium on development and forced developers to negotiate public benefits before they could build.

On a policy level, the negotiated public option will cost taxpayers an extra $85 billion and is the favored choice of Blue Dogs and other conservative Democrats.

In our attempts to protect them from harmful people, we're not allowing them to learn to understand, let alone negotiate, public life.