Sentence examples for negotiations subject from inspiring English sources

The senator added that Mr. Kerry had already called "and assured him that any further reductions would occur in bilateral treaty negotiations subject to the advice and consent of the Senate".

These figures let the buyer know when the dealer begins to make a profit, the amount of profit taken being the subject of negotiation.

It deals with four unions -- for city carriers, rural carriers, clerks and mail handlers -- and its labor negotiations are subject to final arbitration.

The settlement, struck March 22 after 10 months of negotiations, is subject to a tenants' vote this month and must be approved by the landlord's limited partners and by Justice Ira Gammerman of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

The tentative accord, arrived at after two days of marathon negotiations and subject to union ratification, was the first settlement reached since contracts covering most of the city's workers expired last year.

Palestinian and Israeli officials both point out that any position in negotiations is subject to the principle that "nothing is agreed until everything is agreed" and therefore is invalid without a over-arching deal.

A statement on the team's website read: "These negotiations are subject to due diligence and shareholder approval".

Market pricing is where the terms of exchange are open to negotiation, or subject to the laws of supply and demand.

Important matters such as wages, pensions and working conditions are the result of negotiation, and subject to internal and popular support.

The resolution's wording is still under negotiation and subject to change, and will need to be approved by the General Assembly's Third Committee.

Especially since antecedent negotiation between subjects and actors is usually feasible, even rights that are in themselves only protected by liability rules are usually to be treated as boundaries that may not without consent be crossed.