Sentence examples for single negotiation from inspiring English sources

First, many of us display different negotiating styles over the course of a single negotiation.

The exercise is structured as a single negotiation between both employees and the boss.

The complexity of information exchange may impede settlement in a single negotiation session.

"Every single negotiation with the DWP is saturated with the most mind-bending anxiety because they treat you like a criminal from the word go," she says.

Filling at least some of the vacuum left by the notable absence of a government EU White Paper, it sensibly implies that the government could be less reticent about promoting changes which would be in the interests of the EU, and accepting that it may not achieve all of them in a single negotiation.

This process increases the program's negotiating power with vendors, improving the chances of obtaining the best price available, in contrast to an annual tender process, which allows only for a single negotiation.

This leads to lack of clarity, exhausting individual negotiations for each single case and the perception of arbitrariness and dumping.

2. Support of a single QoS negotiation protocol.

Roger Fisher, Bill Ury, and Bruce Patton, in their well-known book, Getting to Yes, first suggested the phrase "single text" negotiation.

As the former cabinet minister Alan Johnson put it at the weekend, being a member of the EU is part of a continuing process and not the consequence of a single frenzied negotiation during the dark winter days of this year and next.

The current debate among House and Senate Republicans is whether to try to turn the emerging legislative pileup into the source of a single huge negotiation with President Obama, or to carve it up into more manageable pieces that would prevent it from becoming a huge target of opposition, and therefore impossible to pass.