Sentence examples for negotiating to put from inspiring English sources

Imagine what would have happened if Congress and the president had said they were negotiating to "put the fiscal horse back in the barn" by Jan . 1

The Miami Indian tribe of Oklahoma is negotiating to put a casino in Gary, Ind., within easy reach of the Chicago area's 8.4 million residents.

National Amusements signed on as a tenant in 1999 after the developer was unable to come to an agreement with Sony Theaters, which earlier had been negotiating to put in a Magic Johnson movie house in the theater space.

Intel, with sales of only $500m at the time, negotiated to put their processor into numerous original equipment manufacturer brands, such as Compaq and IBM.

"That meant the women had to negotiate to put themselves forward for the operational roles," Kolb said.

Bridenstine's confidence doesn't launch a rocket on its own of course — the investigation of the rocket failure continues and the two space agencies will have to negotiate how to put a new crew in the station ahead of the original schedule.

He negotiates deals to put more money in owners' pockets.

It seems likely Palace, whose initial offer worth £25m was tabled during Euro 2016, will attempt to return to the negotiating table to put forward a restructured package.

Calling the strikes is a hard-edged negotiating tactic to put pressure on the BBC to offer further concessions to its pension proposals.

The government and the I.M.F. have been negotiating for weeks to put together a lending package designed to remove the specter of a possible default next year that has dried up international capital markets and pushed up interest rates.

Reporters still do a great deal of reporting on background and later negotiate with sources to put quotations on the record — a practice that the policy allows — but "we won't allow people to edit what they've said, after they've spoken to us, which often was taking place through a spokesperson," Mr. Leonhardt said.