Sentence examples for privilege of negotiating from inspiring English sources

Each has paid up to $100 for the privilege of negotiating a seven-mile obstacle course of muddy hills, cold water and flaming bales of straw at a ski resort near Allentown, Pa.

What are the costs of negotiating?

We compromise instead of negotiating," says Melvin.

Denoix de Saint Marc had no previous experience of negotiating.

Don't negotiate for the sake of negotiating.[5].

The clergy and the townsmen forced the Rigsråd (Council of the Realm) and nobility to give up their fiscal privileges, to negotiate with the King for a new constitution, and to recognize Frederick as hereditary sovereign, nullifying his royal charter.

Privilege of another sort.

Previously, administrations have threatened to invoke executive privilege, then negotiated with Congressional committees to avoid a court confrontation.

The fundamental difference between Washington's view and Beijing's is whether political rights are considered God-given and therefore absolute or whether they should be seen as privileges to be negotiated based on the needs and conditions of the nation.

China's current counter-ideology cannot be better said than Li's summary: in China political rights are seen as "privileges to be negotiated based on the needs and conditions of the nation".

Mostly, the privilege of aging".