Sentence examples for regularly negotiated from inspiring English sources

He has regularly negotiated major deals for many of the game's biggest stars, seemingly always extracting far bigger contracts than anyone thought possible.

They are fond of pointing out that primordial men and women regularly negotiated hundreds of miles for food, shelter and war.

The fireplug-shaped, gray-haired government lawyer explained that, in the early 1990s, the finances of both auction houses were suffering from the fact that both regularly negotiated the commission they would take from sellers, sometimes to zero.

Dish Network regularly negotiates with the networks for the rights to rebroadcast programming.

And how does Mr. Kerry top the suspense-filled plot line of this White House, which regularly negotiates hairpin turns?

The title comes from the name of the merchant seaman's ship, which regularly negotiates the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean shipping lanes, among the most dangerous waters in the world.

"We want pay issues addressed so everyone gets a fair deal, including freelancers," says the email "We also believe there should be a simple process to regularly negotiate collective pay raises and improvements to benefits".

It can't be a rights problem – studios regularly negotiate pay-per-play deals for new movies with airlines and hotels – and it can't be that no-one has thought of such an obvious idea.

While never recognizing its legitimacy, Israel has been able to regularly negotiate with its leaders, agreeing — through mediators — to prisoner exchanges and ceasefires.

Critical for the success and, arguably, the ethical conduct of the research is the need to establish and regularly negotiate a relationship with the community.

"If a foreign-based swap dealer has personnel in New York and they regularly arrange, negotiate or execute swaps in the United States, then the transactions come under Dodd-Frank requirements," Mr. Gensler said in a speech to a swaps conference on Monday.