Sentence examples for negotiation of services from inspiring English sources

The LGW IF should offer the logical VGW functionality (i.e., status and negotiation of services and resources, ontological representations), without realizing the remaining physical layer functions.

Such expectations made the negotiation of services unique for the CaLD caregivers.

The study suggests that HBC provision in rural South Africa is largely intuitive, and involves a needs assessment, negotiation of services, joint decision-making, and rationing of care support.

One particular direction of this evolution, that we discuss, is the negotiation of service capabilities to enable automated selection.

In this paper we design a generic framework for strategical negotiation of service level values under time constraints and exemplify the usage of our framework by extending the Bayesian learning agent to cope with the limited duration of a negotiation session.

While, in principle, a new provider could compete for available staff (offering them more attractive terms), in practice we observed that staff transfers and secondments became a lengthy part of the process of negotiation of service redesign.

Parameters such as reliability, capacity-oriented availability and cost are relevant factors in the negotiation of such services [6, 10].

This involves the prior negotiation of individual Service Level Agreements (SLA) [11].

'Relational contracting' in the NHS, at times almost adversarial, includes the informal exchange of information and the negotiation of adjustments to services and costs in between re-negotiations of a whole contract (see [ 13]).

As Supachai Panitchpakdi, director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), puts it, "the sense of frustration is growing .Related items World trade: Deadlocked in DohaMar 27th 2003This frustration could spill over into other areas of negotiation, including services, more cuts in tariffs on industrial goods, and a revision of rules on anti-dumping.

In 2000, Jordan became a member of the World Trade Organization General Agreement on trade in services and joined the Mediterranean Partners who had initiated negotiations on the liberalization of services that provided Jordan with access to the E.U. service market, which is the largest in the world.