Sentence examples for normally negotiated from inspiring English sources

The visits are normally negotiated with the Foreign Ministry and approved a month in advance.

A treaty is normally negotiated between plenipotentiaries provided by their respective governments with the "full power" to conclude a treaty within the scope of their instructions.

"Unlike mergers among corporations, which are normally negotiated among a few people who keep it quiet until all details are worked out, nonprofit mergers require any and all stakeholders — and there are many — to be involved, which is much more likely to make them go off the rails," said Jeffrey D. Solomon, president of the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies Inc.

Analysts say big companies, which normally negotiate bulk hotel rates in the fall, will have a stronger hand this year.

The direct plea for help from all quarters is highly unusual for North Korea, which normally negotiates deliveries from organisations such as the World Food Programme and the Food and Agriculture Organisation.

A licence fee for such reproduction is usually negotiated, the licence being for agreed purposes which may include commercial, non-editorial purposes, and contributors normally receive a share of net receipts.

Roberto Lavagna, the economy minister, earlier made great play of writing his own draft letter of intent (though such documents are normally quietly negotiated).

But after additional checking, she said that a daily $3 housekeeping fee was normally charged for negotiated contracts for conventions and other groups.

Normally these things are negotiated between towns".

Successor employers are normally bound to negotiate with the duly certified union unless there has been a decertification election.

But you'd normally have to negotiate that over the phone — with varying degrees of success and confusion.