Sentence examples for negotiating to add from inspiring English sources

The editor of Newsweek, Jon Meacham, is negotiating to add a television job to his schedule.

That system runs several hospitals, mainly in Queens and on Long Island, and has been negotiating to add Lenox Hill to its stable of hospitals.

The city is negotiating to add to the park a third, privately owned, unopened half-mile section that skirts the rail yard north of 30th Street, curving east to 12th Avenue.

They staved off further action by negotiating an agreement to add the $10,000 they owed to their principal.

So, they were negotiating what factor to add to the list and how to best represent it.

"As to the future, it's an issue to negotiate, to discuss," he added, "but the status of Ukraine is not going to change".

However, in the absence of plug-ins, the proprietary browser companies have privately negotiated with Netflix to add DRM.

Companies with powerful bundles like Disney's have the leverage to add channels and negotiate for higher monthly fees from providers, which are passed on to viewers.

Current laws allow school boards and local unions to add items to the negotiating list, but the bill would prohibit any additions.

But true to form, Mr Baker is ready to flex his negotiating muscle and add a bit of drama to the show.

Doing this early in the year can inspire you to get a jump start on boosting your performance -- as well as give you months to show your boss what you've achieved when it comes time to negotiate, adds Zander.