The NUJ "chapel", or workplace branch, at Guardian News & Media (GNM) not only negotiates the pay, terms and conditions of all those working on the editorial floors.
Players must not only negotiate away more power, but must then sell the new treaties to their reluctant populations.In SimEurope the people are synthetic, divided into good Europeans and bad nationalists or populists.
Above all, the Japanese memo underlines that the UK is not only negotiating bilaterally with the EU commission and council of ministers, but with many other foreign firms that have invested in the UK, each of which is quite capable of upping sticks in the next phase of their investment cycle.
Dozens of artists have done such things, often in the name of what has come to be called "institutional critique"; all are more or less rhetorical attempts to change the way we not only negotiate art galleries and institutions, but also relate to them and the things they contain, changing the terms in which we encounter and relate to art itself.
In order to qualify, the firm must not only negotiate a valid enterprise agreement with a bona fide union, but also show 'compelling reasons' why it should need derogation from the sector standard.
"The FTA not only negotiates merchandise, it also deals with natural resources, like fuel and gas, and that's precisely what Buenaventura and the Pacific have.
Since our government did not officially recognize East Germany, we only negotiated with Soviet authorities to have our troops returned.
Those directly affected had not only to negotiate ruined homes and farms but moral labyrinths of guilt.
It would reverse the demoralization with which the President's willingness not only to negotiate with the Republican hostage-takers but also to accede in advance to almost all of their demands has infected his own supporters.
