Sentence examples for terms of negotiating from inspiring English sources

It saves me a lot of time in terms of negotiating with roommates.

It certainly increases the amount of information that's available to both sides in terms of negotiating a plea," he said.

In terms of negotiating leverage, that means poor Valentine is actually Moses on a mountain, lineup card in one hand, tablet in the other.

"The Middle East is one of the most critical parts of the world in terms of negotiating the role of women," she says.

Conservation easements can mean more hassle for the city in terms of negotiating how the land will be managed in the future.

"And what that really means, in terms of negotiating strategy, is the old practice of waiting until the contract expired after a couple of years, and then negotiating retroactively, just is not going to work.

In some countries including Germany, France, and Australia the government may require that the terms of negotiated settlements be extended to all firms in an industry.

One of the most frequently cited sources of friction and reason for embarking on strikes is the failure of employers, whether government or private, to adhere to the terms of negotiated wage agreements.

With the Socialist Party struggling for survival, Mr. Papandreou this week asked that Mr. Papademos's mandate be extended until 2013, when the next national elections are scheduled, rather than this spring, when he completes his given term of negotiating a new loan agreement for Greece.

Discussing the consequences if Britain votes to leave the EU, he will say: "There is a complete under-estimation of the short-term pain of negotiating exit".

Burned by their first-term experience of negotiating with Mr Bush, whether on prescription-drug coverage or education reform, the Democrats see no point in compromise.