Sentence examples for negotiation rights from inspiring English sources

The company had won negotiation rights for an order of 100 ATMs from the Bank of China.

BA's onboard customer service managers, for example, have been stripped of their union negotiation rights and had their pay frozen for six years.

The agreement gives Japanese oil firms negotiation rights for appraisal and development of a specific area of the field, which has at least five to six billion barrels of recoverable crude oil.

A legal attack on the draft of previously unsigned players, the so‐called "free agent draft," which allots negotiation rights to players coming out of high school and college without their consent.

Irsay swapped the negotiation rights to Elway to the Broncos for quarterback Mark Herrmann, the rights to offensive tackle Chris Hinton and a 1984 first-round choice that turned out to be guard Ron Solt.

Debs Gwynn, a delegate from Morton in Derbyshire, told delegates: "At the end of the day, if this white paper goes through and becomes law, we will have no negotiation rights, we will have no national pay and conditions agreements, we will have no local authorities".

Question: I'm in a tough negotiation right now where the other side has made a very aggressive first offer.

Ultimately, your satisfaction hinges less on getting the negotiation right and more on getting the job right.

"We're starting the negotiation right now, but we know where it's going," Trump said, making clear this is hardly set in stone.

The Negotiation: Right off the bat they let the sharks know that they think they can get the cost of production down from $5.25 to $4.50.

The Negotiation: Right off the bat Dmitri runs into some trouble with his pitch he forgets what comes next about 2/3 of the way through and he stumbles through to the end, with the encouragement of the sharks.