Sentence examples for negotiating time for from inspiring English sources

Never before, he said, had the court criminalized a form of speech on these kinds of grounds, noting with particular derision the notion that peaceful assistance buys negotiating time for an opponent to achieve bad ends.

Be sure to negotiate time for your work before entering into any agreement.

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.

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.

The disarmament effort is being directed by Gen. Atiqullah Baryalai, the alliance's deputy defense minister, who has been conferring with former Taliban leaders to negotiate times and locations for Taliban soldiers to hand over their weapons and ammunition.

Time will tell what parents think of the show, but some advertisers are blanching, according to Natalie Conway, a Starcom Worldwide executive who negotiates advertising time for clients like Walgreens, Kellogg's and Nintendo.

In November 1960, a paratrooper revolt failed after the mutineers agreed to negotiate, allowing time for loyalists to relieve the president.

If tampons are still out of the question, have your parents write a note, and negotiate a time for you to make up the things you've missed.

Petroliam Nasional has said it will invoke the "force majeure" clause in the contract and refuse to pay for gas that cannot be delivered, but it is still negotiating for time with the gas field's operators, which include BP and a Thai subsidiary of Amerada Hess.

Also consider applying for full-time opportunities, then negotiating for part-time hours.

Kim and Jess Townsend have had to learn to negotiate for time on the computer, especially during the school year.