Sentence examples for time negotiated from inspiring English sources

At the same time negotiated endings have jumped from 10% to almost 40%.

"This may include", it continues, "agreed reductions in working time negotiated between the social partners".

Vichy troops in Morocco and Algeria briefly resisted the American invasion, then capitulated when Admiral Darlan, who happened to be visiting Algiers at the time, negotiated an armistice.

In a plainly worded memorandum, Mr. Klein said the decision made sense because half the additional work time negotiated in the new contract was devoted to teacher training.

Intel, with sales of only $500m at the time, negotiated to put their processor into numerous original equipment manufacturer brands, such as Compaq and IBM.

Yes, but the French are not very keen on the arrangement and don't understand why the then interior minister, Nicholas Sarkozy, signed up to it when David Blunkett, the British home secretary at the time, negotiated it back in 2003.

So at the end of the day trade negotiators spend one-third of their time negotiating with themselves, and that's the important part.

Let's get into negotiations and let's spend as much time negotiating as we've spent litigating".

"I was able to reopen discussions twice, each time negotiating more aggressively," he said.

They found that companies that pay bribes actually end up spending more time negotiating with bureaucrats.

Unlike past talks, Europe was this time negotiating from a position of relative strength.