Sentence examples for negotiating to let from inspiring English sources

Commissioner John Marinatto said that the Big East planned to "pause on the expansion front" and that he hoped to sit down with Syracuse and Pittsburgh officials in the near future about negotiating to let them out of the Big East after next season.

Hoddenbach then tried another tack: he negotiated to let him leave the gang for $300 — and no thrashing.

— Billy Hunter, the executive director of the National Basketball Player's Association "The players are negotiating to take less money & let's be clear that's not going to lower ticket prices, it just lines the owners pockets".

You know them personally and you can negotiate the wording to let the story pass.

But even if it goes to court and wins, Fiat would prefer not to have a reluctant owner; instead, it would probably like to negotiate a price to let GM off the hook.

And her claim to have "negotiated open borders to let fleeing refugees into safety from Kosovo" is not true, he said.

"When they announced that they had actually negotiated a provision to let them outsource all of it, that really surprised us".

After Mr. Benepe halted the demolition in 2003, he helped negotiate an agreement to let parks department officials conduct a study on the effects of pier shade on the fish habitats below.

At the factory, the rally organisers had negotiated with Ferrari to let us loose on the test track, the Pista di Fiorano - the first non-Ferrari group ever to be given the honour.

It will take more fighting to persuade them to negotiate, let alone submit to the Justice and Peace Law.And parapolitics risks weakening Mr Uribe's grip on Congress.

What Michael Gorra has done — and I can't decide whether it's modest or brazen — is to make his book almost as tricky to negotiate, let alone to summarize, as James's.