Sentence examples for rules for negotiating from inspiring English sources

Bud has his own rules for negotiating a treacherous world.

[Page A12.] Many American companies endorsed the new rules for negotiating a trade agreement.

With some notable caveats, many American companies yesterday endorsed the World Trade Organization's new rules for negotiating a trade agreement, arguing that the potential for increased exports outweighs the damage a few industries might suffer.

For example, increasing evidence that the formal requirement that research participation must be based on 'informed consent' is largely unrealisable, and the presumption that research proceeds on this basis is a fiction, should prompt a reappraisal of the current 'rules' for negotiating participation.

They tried to manage disruptive conflicts through shared group responsibility for negotiating the rules: 'I always worry about trying to discipline too much but it was good to get a discussion going with the group about what feels reasonable in certain situations'.

On Oct. 3, he sued Major League Baseball and Commissioner Bud Selig, accusing them of a raft of violations of the rules for discipline negotiated by the league and the players union.

I understand your bind, but the time for negotiating a "spit-spot for showings" rule was before you rented the place, not now.

So much for negotiating".

Improve skills for negotiating multiple curves.

Questions were also posed to explore changes in smoking restrictions in the home and car during pregnancy, the postpartum period and early childhood, and who was responsible for communicating the rules and negotiating smoke-free space for their child in other settings.

The E.U. claims that it is merely sticking by its rule book for negotiating (or renegotiating) bailouts.