Sentence examples for negotiation context from inspiring English sources

Starting with a familiar bilateral monopoly framework, we characterize the endogenous emergence of preference distortions during bargaining which cause negotiators to perceive their private valuations differently than they would outside the adversarial negotiation context.

In the land of negotiation, context is king.

Many of us may unknowingly adjust our ethical standards based on the negotiation context.

We propose that these two factors affect managers' perceptions of the negotiation context, and thus the way they interpret the economic and social consequences of accounting information.

Within a negotiation context, this tends to reflect inflationary prices.

We may therefore conclude that the methods and tools are available – but not necessarily integrated in sound methodologies – to give planners and decision-makers the ability to evaluate a range of solutions within a general decision-making or negotiation context.

Such abstractions come from analogies developed across two or more different negotiation contexts, say Leigh Thompson and Dedre Gentner of Northwestern University and Jeffrey Loewenstein of the University of Texas, who propose that such analogical reasoning be incorporated into negotiation training.

They may result from the operation of basic cognitive and perceptual mechanisms, mechanisms that should prove relevant to perceptions of fairness or objectivity in a wide range of mediation and negotiation contexts.

"The Negotiation of Context" (2009), by the Icelandic composer David Brynjar Franzson, proved similarly eventless, but its sound world — lots of rummaging about inside the piano, with occasional wheezing from the harmonium — was engagingly tactile.

This negotiation is context-bound.

In addition, teachers also need to carefully attend to and recognize students' negotiation of contexts and identities.