Sentence examples for starting point for negotiations from inspiring English sources

That is the Simpson-Bowles plan, and it should be Obama's new starting point for negotiations.

But those rates are the starting point for negotiations with Medicare and private insurers.

The mayor's spending plan is the starting point for negotiations with the City Council.

He made up the names to see if he could have a starting point for negotiations.

But it could be a starting point for negotiations if the Bush plan becomes bogged down in the Senate.

Tax writers have been cautiously optimistic that Trump will see their reform blueprint as a logical starting point for negotiations.

The rate filings are a starting point for negotiations, but Burrell noted that the numbers could rise.

The law allows candidates to ask for salary expectations so employers have a starting point for negotiations.

The details of campaign plans don't always become law, but they're often the starting point for negotiations.

These prices were the starting point for negotiations among the customer, the field service representative, and service management.

The President now has a new starting point for negotiations, Lizza says, and "we've got to wait to see how this plays out".