Sentence examples for properly negotiate from inspiring English sources

But we've still got to properly negotiate and the figures might not stack up.

But residents blamed past officials and legal advisers, saying they failed to properly negotiate in 1997 in the first place.

"What I'm going to say is that the best thing that can be done is to avoid industrial action happening by a government willing to properly negotiate.

"LET THE EAGLE PASS," it says.The coalition's complaint concentrates on legal matters that the DHS did not properly negotiate with landowners for access to their property; that rich landowners (and George Bush donors) are enjoying preferential treatment, and so on.

"We have seen a complete failure on the part of the Turnbull government to properly negotiate resettlement arrangements with PNG and to negotiate resettlement arrangements with third country options," he thundered.

It's there in education minister Christopher Pyne's ridiculous threats to research funding and comical assertions that he is a "fixer" even as his university policy lies in tatters, or the thinking that would even contemplate a double dissolution election to roll the dice again to get a more compliant Senate, having utterly failed to properly negotiate with this one.

"The fixed fees properly negotiated enable this agreement to have been reached.

Confidentiality is vital and needs to be properly negotiated but the person who is giving the support needs information".

We want assurances across all aspects of our contract (safety, hours, training, research and pay) that have been properly negotiated.

With a nod to the prospect of a hung result, Clegg cautioned against rushing into decisions and has made it pretty plain this should be properly negotiated.

Based on these findings, Chancellor Strine ultimately awarded Southern Peru damages of $1.263 billion, which represents a measure of the difference between the actual price paid and what it would have been had it been properly negotiated.