Sentence examples for to be negotiated between from inspiring English sources

A final budget would then have to be negotiated between the chambers in April.

Remember, any deal has to be negotiated between the Israelis and the Palestinian leadership.

Reshuffles and new policies will have to be negotiated between the parties, and are therefore going to be balanced.

Any arrangement to retain sterling in an independent Scotland would need to be negotiated between the Westminster and Scottish Parliaments.

Many details of Edison's effort remain to be negotiated between the company and the Board of Education.

(Mr. Obama later clarified his statement, saying Jerusalem's status would need to be negotiated between Israelis and Palestinians).

Ambassador Meron Reuben of Israel said settlements had to be negotiated directly between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

Parallel deals will need to be negotiated — one between the coalition partners and a second with Mr. Wilders's party about what policies it will be bound to support.

The future boundary of Israel and a Palestinian state is supposed to be negotiated in talks between the two sides.

This can be negotiated between you and the seller.

And that settlement is to be negotiated, under international auspices, between Kosovo's "provisional democratic self-governing institutions" and Belgrade.