Sentence examples for to negotiated from inspiring English sources
verb
To confer with others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement.
Failure to do so is just bad business, no, make that TERRIBLE business, incompent negotiation failure to negotiated effectively at a malpractice level.
"The path to negotiated change is precise and clear; it is not paved with uncertainty.
which led to negotiated agreement in half the borough. in Greater London that permitted squatting until the council building projects actually began.
"I do think there is an effort to go back and revisit a lot of things that were agreed to, negotiated on extensively and agreed to," Birch said.
They claim that the treaty somehow infringes national sovereignty by agreeing to negotiated rules on shipping, environmental protection and mining — in international waters.
Annan's attempt to negotiate an end to violence, like that of the Arab League in 2011, was undermined by the Syrian regime's failure to adhere to negotiated agreements.
Israel refused to negotiate.
ORIX refused to negotiate.
Ministers chose to negotiate.
