Sentence examples for successfully negotiated with from inspiring English sources
The Swabian Circle successfully negotiated with the French for neutrality; during negotiations, there was considerable discussion over how the Swabians would hand over their weapons to the French, but it was moot: the weapons had already been taken by Fröhlich.
For years, Cenco had successfully negotiated with politicians and regulators, and a skeptical Environmental Protection Agency.
The Venezuelan leader has successfully negotiated with the FARC for the release of six hostages since January.
Fiorentina successfully negotiated with Chelsea to secure their reserve Mohamed Salah on loan as part of a cash-plus-player swap deal.
A few people who work in office buildings have successfully negotiated with landlords or managers to allow bicycles inside; others have had less luck.
Be sure to ask for several references of previous clients with cases where the advocate has successfully negotiated with an insurance company.
Her research has been awarded Fellowships from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation for Entrepreneurship and the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School and intersects Entrepreneurship, Improvisation and Negotiation as she researches how entrepreneurs can successfully negotiate with investors.
Arms control negotiations with the Russians will be challenging enough, but the Obama administration must also successfully negotiate with Capitol Hill.
Sirius XM Radio said that it could file for bankruptcy protection as early as Tuesday if it could not successfully negotiate with the holders of its debt.
After a war over the succession, which ended successfully for Ferdinand and Isabella, Mendoza helped Isabella strengthen the monarchy and give peace to the kingdom by pacifying the dissident nobles and by successfully negotiating with some of the most turbulent magnates in Andalusia.
But, though her neurosurgeon estimates that she lost the use of almost half her brain as a result of the stroke, Elle recently tested cognitively as an average 4-year-old (watching her successfully negotiate with her mother over a purple lollipop Monday morning was conclusive on that front).
