Sentence examples for points for negotiating from inspiring English sources

A House member or senator earns five points for introducing a bill or an amendment, and more points for negotiating successfully each step in the legislative process.

So, labor might get only 200 points for negotiating a favorable number of vacation days, but 400 points for negotiating a favorable number of training days.

Bonus points for negotiating a full day with the best friend so that you take the best friend from 10 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the other family will do the same for you.

The White House, several officials said, has deliberately kept a low profile since President Obama's speech on the Middle East in May, in which he tried unsuccessfully to break the stalemate by proposing a starting point for negotiating the contours of a Palestinian state.

The only restraint was the initial role description, which provided a starting point for negotiating the institutional policy.

Still, it could be a starting point for negotiating a bill that could muster enough bipartisan support to pass.

This provides a positive starting point for negotiated learner models, since learners do appear able to recognise information they regard as an inaccurate representation of their understanding, as well as being able to propose updates.

Other Green Mountain Boys, under Allen's mercurial leadership, continued an internal war against "Yorkers," a campaign Allen is said by some accounts to have pursued to the point of negotiating for Vermont's return to British allegiance.

Goodell relied on some of the same owners who were critical to getting a collective bargaining agreement with players last year — Kraft and Mara among them — and gauged their support for negotiating points, and they in turn helped unite the other owners.

This initiative called for negotiating each point of the plan and extending the autonomous areas to eastern Slavonia.

So much for negotiating".