Sentence examples for negotiating time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cates sounded sanguine about the lost weeks of negotiating time.

When the clock strikes midnight, and our two years' negotiating time is up?" he said.

This leaves just 17 weeks of negotiating time, which include the arid weeks of August.

The carefully planned move forced the UN into giving Africa and the concerns of the poorest more negotiating time.

"We cannot expend limited negotiating time trying to sort out some new kind of transitional deal," he tweeted.

In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, Miguel Cañete, commissioner for climate action, said he was very concerned about the lack of negotiating time remaining before the conference.

I applaud Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein for consolidating the negotiated time increase with the teachers' union into a meaningful block of time for teacher training on the new citywide curriculum.

I recall another negotiated time increase in the school day when I was a high school math teacher in the Bronx in the mid-1960's.

However, to attend, women must negotiate time off, using up one of the three or four days of holiday that are given to them by employers each month.

Ferrovie pledged, among other things, to make it easier for NTV to negotiate time slots and to grant the private competitor more exposure at train stations.

So in 2013, he negotiated time off to earn a qualification in innovation management from the Louvain School of Management.