Sentence examples for negotiations that exist from inspiring English sources
Specifically, studies could explore clothing practices and identity negotiations that exist within obese and LGBTQ communities.
This morning we held a vote here to justify negotiations that existed between the European Union and Morocco.
It also identifies the negotiation margin that exists for the community networks that provide backhauling services to mobile network operators.
Why would that exist then?
Gently and elusively, like the glow of a firefly, Chaudhuri's irony lights up the complex status negotiations in the dark space that exists between the two families.
Will the Yankees be able to bridge the wide gap that exists in their negotiations with Robinson Cano over a new contract, or will they lose him to free agency?
Obama did not back away from his comments made last week about future peace negotiations being based on the border that existed in 1967 before the Arab-Israeli war that saw Israel take East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
We emphasize that the future of open data will be driven by the negotiation of the ethical-economic tension that exists between provisioning governments, citizens, and private sector data users.
Instead, they will "serve to transmit the clamor that exists in the Basque society" for negotiations with Madrid over the region's ties with it, he said.
And yet, the political landscape now is drastically different than the one that existed during the peak of the debt ceiling negotiations.
