Sentence examples for shared negotiations from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that out of necessity, pastoralists and ranchers must engage in shared negotiations in order to find mutually acceptable solutions to the problem of shared access to local resources, particularly traditional grazing patches.

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.

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.

The earliest reference in Nexis (which is, of course, not definitive) is February 1988, in a Washington Post article on Nelson Mandela's continued imprisonment: Slabbert said the police and Army leaders of South Africa's security management system, whom he called "securocrats," stepped in to prevent Mbeki's release from being used as a springboard to power-sharing negotiations.

Jacob Zuma, Mr. Mbeki's archrival and successor as president of the African National Congress, was evenhanded in his comments on the power-sharing negotiations, but after meeting Mr. Annan, Mr. Carter and Ms. Machel, he said the decision by Zimbabwean authorities not to grant them visas "does give an unfortunate picture".