Sentence examples for negotiating the role from inspiring English sources
"The Middle East is one of the most critical parts of the world in terms of negotiating the role of women," she says.
The members of the FMG went a long way in negotiating the role of the nurses that joined the group and in developing more spontaneous patterns of cooperation.
The main challenges of the general practitioners acting as boundary spanners were: 1) defining and negotiating the role in terms of tasks and competencies; 2) representing and mobilizing colleagues in general practice; 3) navigating in an unfamiliar organizational context.
Rather than simply acting and then communicating, CEOs are actively engaging stakeholders to negotiate the role of their business in addressing global challenges.
I know so many of you are still trying to negotiate the role your Hinduness plays in your daily life.
In an interview with Jimmy Fallon in April 2014, Fox stated he negotiated the role at a payphone at Pioneer Chicken.
So with Steiner-Adair's book in mind, I thought I'd present six old-fashioned, homemade "apps" that have helped our family negotiate the role of technology at home.
The common sense model of illness described the influence of 'groups' and 'roles' (e.g., negotiating the 'sick role' alongside commitments associated with the 'family role').
When it comes to negotiating the United Nations role, beyond ensuring the flow of aid to postwar Iraq, Mr. Annan said he would be disappearing from the public stage.
The study found that the challenges experienced by general practitioners, working as inter-sectoral boundary spanners between municipalities and general practice, could be divided into three categories: 1) Defining and negotiating the new role; 2) Representing and mobilizing colleagues; 3) Navigating in an unfamiliar organizational context.
He played a central role negotiating the end of apartheid, was a close aide to Nelson Mandela and in his biography on Lonmin's Web site he is heralded for helping build "the most powerful union in South Africa".
