Peer education and promotion (PEP) sessions were 15-30 minute shows that entertained small audiences in schools and public places by dramatizing condom negotiation, holding contests based on audience knowledge of reproductive health topics, and answering audience questions.
People tend to think of negotiations as contests, and some are.
We sometimes treat life, and budget negotiations, as a contest in which the weakest (such as children) are to be gleefully pushed aside when the music stops.
The broadest fault line in those negotiations remains a contest between Mr. Maliki and an alliance led by Ayad Allawi, a secular Shiite and former interim prime minister, whose group won two more seats than Mr. Maliki's.
The rhetoric makes trade negotiations sound like a contest.
As NGOs, youth groups, epistemic communities, and business organizations gain access to sites of international decision-making, this helps increase the diversity of viewpoints and provides non-state groups with a way to contest traditional IGO negotiations (Tallberg et al. 2013).
Immediately after this fight, negotiations began to pursue a contest against Manny Pacquiao.
In negotiation and other strategic decision-making contests, the ability to improvise effectively is a critical skill.
Negotiations are traditionally a zero-sum contest between net contributors and net beneficiaries.To illustrate the point, our chart gives a taste of who does well and poorly out of the budget process.
Belfast fighter Frampton revealed that negotiations have re-opened for a contest with the WBA title-holder.
[C8.] New Urgency for Hynix Negotiations Hynix Semiconductor of South Korea faces more negotiations in what has turned into a contest between Micron Technology of Boise, Idaho, and Infineon Technologies of Germany, over the sale of its memory chip unit.
