Sentence examples for negotiating to do with from inspiring English sources

The Yankees, then, have just about locked up their first three selections in the draft, and have more negotiating to do with their two second-round picks.

Victory would surely ensure the interim management continue in their roles, although the Rugby Football Union still have some serious negotiating to do with Farrell's current employers, Saracens.

Fujitsu licenses its technology to other leading plasma display television manufacturers, including Matsushita Electric Industrial and Pioneer, and is negotiating to do the same with LG Electronics of South Korea.

Mr. Dowd and the Trust for Public Land are still negotiating what to do with the remaining 32 acres and the mansion and school.

The fort and the community group have been negotiating over what to do with building and who should pay.

Instead of being returned to hospitals, some of that revenue goes to finance programs that have little to do with negotiating buying contracts.

One of these, says Greg Hicks, the RSC actor who has been a guiding force behind this play, and has studied capoeira for 12 years, "is that they couldn't actually stand up because they were in chains, so a lot of the movements are to do with negotiating the shackle.

The reality is that insurers' negotiated rates may have little to do with the actual cost of providing a medical service.

"I want to see what the manufacturers are going to do with deals, negotiating and financing".

Its turns out that Mrs Clinton's delay in accepting the president elect's offer to be his top foreign policy adviser had much to do with her negotiating the terms of the job and insisting on the right to choose her own state department staff and possibly even some of the plumb Ambassador postings.

My colleagues are negotiating with the consignors about what to do with it next".