Sentence examples for potential negotiating from inspiring English sources

CBS sent out a letter to employees — the network says about 200 workers are affected; the union says about 500 are — blaming the union for turning down more than 100 potential negotiating dates.

When all the potential negotiating strategies were proposed, a Remain-stacked cabinet wouldn't back theirs.

Are there potential negotiated outcomes that would meet the interests of both parties?

In other words, to the question "Are there potential negotiated outcomes that would meet the interests of both parties?" the answer was "no".

One person handles conflicts of interest and professional responsibility, while another deals with potential liability, negotiating insurance coverage and representing the firm in disputes.

For example, a WHO study [ 22] linking alcohol use with sexual risk in eight countries including India also showed that there were instances when FSWs 'pretended' to use alcohol or took only small amounts prior to sex in order to maximize their potential for negotiating condom use or sex practices.

In general, the aim of the selection processes developed by institutions is to identify individuals with the cognitive ability (or potential) to tackle the intellectual rigours of the course and non-cognitive traits (or potential) to negotiate the ethical, inter-relational, and motivational challenges of a medical degree.

A conciliatory atmosphere should at least ensure a soft landing for those universities that depend on EU support, and greater potential to negotiate constructive alternatives.

To Mr. Kristof and Ms. Sandberg's point that women lack self-confidence, sponsors challenge women to expand their expectations of their potential and negotiate for what they deserve.

While there is some potential to negotiate larger salaries, that effort is probably better spent on transitioning to faster-growing projects where title advancement will be quicker.

To conclude this section, we provide an example to illustrate the potential for negotiated learner models in cases where the learner model is constructed from multiple activities, tasks and/or systems.