Sentence examples for true negotiating from inspiring English sources

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a true negotiating carnivore, was threatened with a school bus strike years ago, but backed off after the companies and unions gave back tens of millions of dollars in savings.

Judge Robert N. Chatigny of the United States District Court in Connecticut ruled on Tuesday night that the nursing homes' owner, HealthBridge Management, had broken the law by refusing to bargain in good faith and by imposing the cuts before a true negotiating impasse had been reached.

Three approaches to true negotiated learner models (i.e. with identical interaction moves available) were identified above.

In recent years, U.S. arms control policies have been overly preoccupied with the tried and true process of negotiating with Russia.

This saga is not only utterly true to Dietrich, but true to all stars, negotiating a deal.

It is true that 37 First Nations negotiating through the British Columbia treaty process are working toward agreement in principle, but they have not yet reached agreements.

Still, Mr. Dickstein said, he hopes the incoming governor will be true to his word, negotiating an expansion of gambling in exchange for a larger share of the revenue.

This is especially true if you're negotiating over a house.

That was true before the referendum and it is true now: whether it is negotiating on climate change within the EU, working together on science and research or enabling students to study abroad and EU students to come here.

Some tried-and-true scrimping strategies include negotiating with equipment and supply sales representatives, who are usually eager to get in on the ground floor at a new laboratory; buying used or surplus equipment online; and sharing equipment with colleagues.

He also said that "lighter charges" against Ms. True could be negotiated.