Sentence examples for right of negotiation from inspiring English sources

There is often no right of negotiation or arbitration and farmers are frequently forced at short notice to let their crop be sold at a discount.

Cadbury said the agreement was subject to a right of negotiation granted to Coca-Cola in 1999, where the American company has the option to buy the business until March 2009.

Right now, Cablevision is paying nearly $8 million annually to carry them on Fox Sports New York and the MSG Network through this season, and has the right of first negotiation to retain the team by June 30.

The right of sexual negotiation was affected by the husband's behavioral reaction as the main intervening factor.

It was hoped the countries could reach a negotiated solution, but the Japanese government should "undo its mistakes and come back to the right track of negotiations", he said.

As a result of this painful contortion, Cameron is accused from left and right of misjudging the negotiation.

Power dynamics play a crucial role in the sex industry and in the lives of FSWs, right from the scope of negotiation with clients and partners on condom use and sexual acts and managing the control and influence of stakeholders, such as brothel owners, bar owners, brothel managers, and local thugs.

"As of right now, negotiations are being talked about," Cruz said.

They're using the leverage given to them by that body's undemocratic structure to attempt a "compromise" - between the far-right GOP proposal, and the position of Democrats like Dick Durbin, who tacked to the right of the President even before negotiations begin.

It is supposed that the S D pair gains the using right of this channel through competition or negotiation with other secondary pairs.

That, he continued, is "the nub of negotiations right now.