Sentence examples for scope to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Nor is there much scope to negotiate concessions with the scheme's opponents.

Airbus reduced its debt by $300 million in 2001, he said, giving it more scope to negotiate financing packages.

This means that Mr. Boehner will have little scope to negotiate with Democrats on a compromise that would forestall the fiscal cliff, making it likely that the fiscal cliff measures will begin as scheduled.

Given the frenetic activity and the timescale – the Test series against New Zealand starts in 11 days, the one against the Aussies in two months – he has scope to negotiate that "good contract".

Earlier today Thompson warned staff that BBC management did not have much scope to negotiate in attempting to overhaul the corporation's pension scheme to try to plug a deficit that could be as much as £2bn.

Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, has warned the unions that management did not have much scope to negotiate in attempting to overhaul the corporation's pension scheme to try to plug a deficit that could be as much as £2bn.

Second, unlike in Helper and Levine (1992), there is no scope for the farmer to negotiate a share of the buyer's rents from the output market.

The subpoena was controversial because the department gave no advance notice, so The A.P. was unable to negotiate the scope of the subpoena or challenge it in court.

The government lawyers conceded they never served a subpoena directly on Quattrone (as they never would) and CSFB's own lawyers are expected to testify that they were able to negotiate the scope of the government's demands.

If you didn't exclude ownership of work you may do outside your day job from the scope of your agreement, try to negotiate this point when your role changes, without putting your paycheck at risk.

Not only did they develop invaluable skills working as a team, but they also had the opportunity to negotiate the scope of work with their clients, create their own research and organizational methodology, and create new contacts through personal interviews conducted for their research.