Sentence examples for shared negotiation from inspiring English sources
The negotiation knowledge is separated into shared negotiation ontology and private negotiation ontology to ensure both the agent communicative interoperability and the privacy of strategic knowledge.
The promised house business committee, which would share negotiations between government and parliament over the passage of all business put before the house, has been quietly dropped.
The CHMT had to use leadership skills such as sharing, negotiations, lobbying and coordination to align different actors found in the district in implementing EmOC.
Though their ranks have grown to more than a dozen, finding consensus has been often difficult — a potentially groundbreaking television-revenue-sharing negotiation last year with Giro d'Italia organizers collapsed at the last minute.
Though their ranks have grown to more than a dozen, finding consensus has been often difficult — a potentially groundbreaking TV revenue-sharing negotiation last year with Giro d'Italia organizers collapsed at the last minute.
To identify the effects of a mother nurse partnership programme based on the core components of information sharing, negotiation and participation in care.
This leads to the sort of burden-sharing negotiations that easily get deadlocked.
This trade-off was a product of year-long power-sharing negotiations between Miss Bhutto and General Musharraf.
The Democrats are not threatening to do much during their short reign, but that could change if the power-sharing negotiations break down.
Another state-owned newspaper, The Herald, reported on Thursday that the three had been told to come later because the government was busy with power-sharing negotiations and the planting season.
But for the U.S.O.C., putting the revenue-sharing negotiations on hold comes at a cost: the I.O.C. said Friday that the U.S.O.C. has agreed to pay more of the fees related to the running of the Games, including fees related to doping programs and the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
