Sentence examples for negotiations on behalf from inspiring English sources

Sir David Dalton, the hospital chief executive leading negotiations on behalf of the Government, offered terms addressing one of the last out-standing issues – Saturday pay – offering junior doctors who work one in four weekends or more, a premium rate for every Saturday they worked.

A federation statement said: "Ian has been the chief negotiator on police pay, terms and conditions for the last six years, leading negotiations on behalf of all police officers during an incredibly turbulent period in policing history".

Along with Justice James Duggan, he was accused of involving himself in negotiations on behalf of Justice Brock.

The lawyer who has been conducting negotiations on behalf of Cipriani, ­Gerrard Tyrrell, was not available for comment yesterday.

Zoran Djindjic, who led the negotiations on behalf of the Democrats, described the deal as a compromise.

The announcement of the deal came from the New York Senator, Alfonse D'Amato, who had led the often bitter negotiations on behalf of Jewish groups.

"In a negotiation on behalf of Parmalat, Lactalis can threaten to bring in a higher share of milk from other countries," says Michele Baldelli, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas in Milan.

It took years of lobbying and negotiation on behalf of the deaf community to make closed captioning a requirement, he said, "and now you can't go into a bar or a gym in America without having a television on with captions".

"But our member schools and conferences continue to believe that when negotiations occur on behalf of student-athletes, those negotiations indicate the student-athlete intends to become a professional athlete and no longer remain an amateur".

In automated bilateral multi issue negotiations, two intelligent automated agents negotiate on behalf of their owners regarding many issues in order to reach an agreement.

Amazon released a public statement last month saying the negotiations are "on behalf of customers".