Sentence examples for traditionally negotiated from inspiring English sources

Racing teams traditionally negotiated with the various circuits individually.

In the past, countries in a stronger position than Greece have traditionally negotiated with Eurostat over how to classify items in the government debt.

But if they choose a union, they will not be able to turn to it to bargain on their behalf for such traditionally negotiated topics as pay, retirement benefits, job qualification rules, disciplinary standards or issues related to security procedures, like what security equipment they must use or when and where they are deployed.

However, with technological developments dramatically changing the nature of "channel" within mode, there has been a blurring between what's public — traditionally negotiated in 'exploring' contexts, and what's private — traditionally negotiated in 'sharing' contexts (see e.g. Macnamara 2010; Shirky 2010).

Trade deals are traditionally negotiated behind closed doors.

The U.A.W. traditionally negotiates with all three companies, then selects a company where it focuses its efforts.

They traditionally have negotiated for more time off.

Yet, as is widely known, German industrial relations conform to a dual system, with collective agreements traditionally being negotiated at the industry level between trade unions and employer associations, while works councils operate at the plant level.

Traditionally, chancellors have negotiated behind the scenes with board members and borough presidents over how to allocate the capital money.

More importantly, the city has traditionally provided newly negotiated raises retroactive to the effective date of the new contract.

Traditionally, industry leaders have negotiated wages with trade unions, setting a minimum wage for individual branches, like chemical, construction or metal workers.