Sentence examples for task to be negotiated from inspiring English sources

She describes the "intimacy versus isolation" stage, a task to be negotiated by the young adult, solely in terms of whether to commit to a lifelong intimate relationship.

"It's going to be negotiated out.

Some specifics remain to be negotiated.

This will all have to be negotiated.

The easiest task might be negotiating new agreements with the UAW, which has already expressed willingness to bargain if it will save the company.

Most senior trial staff were clinicians and while release from routine duties could be negotiated, they complained that healthcare tasks still had to be prioritised.

The "rightness" of a technology for completing a particular task is negotiated by medical professionals, patients, state institutions, manufacturing companies, and non-governmental organizations.

Interestingly, in contrast with the sociological literature that emphasises jurisdictional 'turf wars' [ 7], the tasks were negotiated consensually by the participating professions, which may be associated with workforce shortages due to the rural context and the lack of dominance of any one professional group.

These tasks were negotiated with the woman in keeping with what she thought she could do and provided as a written reminder at the conclusion of the session.

The biggest task for May's government will be negotiating new trade deals.

G.M. and the administration's auto task force have been negotiating with more than a dozen state attorneys general who have objected to the company's plan to sell its desirable assets to a new, government-financed entity.