Sentence examples for she successfully negotiated from inspiring English sources

On November 15th she successfully negotiated an agreement on the budget for 2014.Now she says she wants to wean Norway off its dependence on oil revenue and ease it towards a more balanced economy in which budget shortfalls are not plugged by the wealth flowing from the North Sea.

Emily Trieber, a first-year student at the Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island, told the Times that after the school offered her a scholarship, she successfully negotiated to lower her tuition further, as many of her classmates have.

And after she successfully negotiated the long and treacherous final slope that some Italian skiers have dubbed the Ghedina downhill after their Alpine star Kristian Ghedina, Danilova, who was not selected to compete in the last Olympics, powered her way to the gold.

In my next post, I'll feature a millennial woman on how she successfully negotiated a global assignment.

She successfully negotiated it into the final bill back in 2014 without a Senate vote on the amendment, but it will be more difficult for her to do so this year now that opponents like House Appropriations Chair Hal Rogers (R-TX) have seen how the amendment works in federal court.

The hope in other European capitals is that Merkel, now that she has successfully negotiated the election, will be more proactive in seeking to bring about an end to the crisis.

In the middle of a wedding reception, Chavez vilified a young woman who had lived in his house as a teenager, ordering her thrown off the grounds just weeks after she had successfully negotiated a contract.

She said unions successfully negotiated and settled "thousands of deals" every year without resorting to strike action, adding: "I think perhaps you should be focusing on what is wrong with these companies that we are ending up in a situation of a dispute.

But she did successfully negotiate the mysterious, weird, ancient, toxic, hall-of-mirrors world of British royalty.

A large part of Selena's appeal was that she kept her Chicano identity and successfully negotiated a way into the larger cultural mainstream.

"Guruji [Sri Sri] successfully negotiated a peace deal between the Colombian government and the Farc guerrillas," she said.