Sentence examples for readily negotiated from inspiring English sources
Land allocation priorities to urban green cover are usually neglected or readily negotiated in the countries that are in transition.
Mr. Edwards has repeatedly suggested that Mr. Obama would too readily negotiate with the health care industry.
Besides helping engineers design rovers or reconnaissance robots that can readily negotiate granular sand dunes or snow banks, the new models might help biomechanicists better understand how animals move through such environments, the researchers report online today in Science.
And, since this is a world problem, local and voluntary initiatives cannot readily be globally co-ordinated or negotiated.
For a nation-state, defined by territory and predictable interests, can be influenced and negotiated with much more readily than transnational, essentially stateless, jihadists.
Actually, Ms. Brown said, citing a recent study by Travelocity, "hotels are typically the most expensive part" of a trip — and the part where negotiated savings are now most readily available.
Melody negotiated and chose to be a student who readily volunteers to help the teacher, interacts with the teacher, and interacts with unfamiliar classmates by handing out their worksheets.
Many governments have negotiated vaccine prices with suppliers for large-scale public programs and these costs are often not readily available to the public (although vaccine prices per dose of about US$100 have been used in past studies [ 1]).
In the areas where research network staff negotiated between researcher and GP practice, fewer interviews were completed and detailed information on the research process was not readily available.
