Sentence examples for problems of negotiating from inspiring English sources

She now takes on very few commissions, but was keen to make a new frieze for the Whitechapel gallery despite the problems of negotiating with English Heritage "about what you can and can't do.

This leads to problems of negotiating condom use among partners who are socially intimate.

To do this we will build on the development of two empirically grounded theoretical models relevant to the problem of negotiating and embedding processes of care (normalisation process theory, 15 and burden of treatment theory).

There was no hung parliament to worry about, only the routine problem in Australian politics of negotiating legislation through the Senate.

One problem has been the sheer difficulty of negotiating with such a prickly regime.

If by "intellectuals" we mean those devoted to the life of the mind, we can see why they face more intensely a problem all human beings face: that of negotiating the distance between ideas and social reality.

What, then, of the second way of negotiating the discrimination problem, of explaining why the evil of coercion itself rules out coercion on the basis of (harmless) immoralities, but not on the basis of harm?

My traveller's sense of it remains fixed on the problem of viable negotiating partners — on both sides.

The main problems of this value-neutral approach (Boehm [2006]) were the effort of negotiating new contracts and not considering added business value for prioritizing individual demands.

Where there is no street lighting, a particular problem in Africa, drivers are likelier to make a mess of negotiating them.

What are the costs of negotiating?