Sentence examples for set negotiate from inspiring English sources

He then actively lobbied the Jordanian government to set negotiate a free trade agreement with the United States on the lines of the United States-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act of 1985.

Fast-track legislation offers Congress the ability to set negotiating objectives for trade agreements -- about five years late for TPP -- and Levin said Friday that the terms of the bill fall well short of what he is prepared to support.

Rather they merely provide the ability to wall off inventory and allow buyers a first look at set, negotiated rates.

Individuals agentively make intimate and immediate sense of an interactional setting, negotiate what is possible at the moment, and pursue what they want within the constraints.

Medicare does not set or negotiate prices for the implants.

Most private health insurers now use that scale to set or negotiate their own physician fee levels.

Stunned, the residents formed a tenants' association, contacted Mr. Meacham and are now set to negotiate with the landlord later this month.

These results indicate that students continually establish task demands and set goals, negotiate the division of labor, reflect on the group's goals and progress, and discuss unrelated topics.

It dominated the debt-ceiling debate in 2011, and is returning to center stage as Congress and the president get set to negotiate a resolution to the "fiscal cliff" — the tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take effect Jan . 1

This issue of water and climate change is central in this week's discussions, with the UN Climate Change Conference set to negotiate a global climate action agreement beginning in just three months.

The Israelis and the Palestinians are indeed set to negotiate again after a three-year hiatus, but virtually nobody— except maybe U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, the peripatetic diplomat who talked the two sides into talking seems stoked about the prospects of a historic breakthrough.