Sentence examples for use negotiated from inspiring English sources

Hogg Robinson Group, a business travel adviser, is telling its North American clients to use negotiated corporate rates for international travel, but to maintain their corporate deals on domestic flights and to buy advance purchase tickets, if possible.

One is to use negotiated planning tools.

I describe how nine elite high-end, cutting-edge culinary groups in the U.S. and Europe, ranging from innovative restaurants to culinary R&D groups, use negotiated joining a previously undocumented process to systematically construct and fill these emergent, open-ended roles.

Groups with predefinable roles operating in relatively stable environments, with minimal organizational slack, and with an abundance of qualified aspirants for instance, groups performing basic customer service work (e.g., Fernandez and Sosa, 2005) or manufacturing assembly work (e.g., Hossfeld, 1993)—have neither the capacity nor the incentive to use negotiated joining.

My respondents thus used negotiated joining by convention, not by choice, generating the two enabling conditions explained above.

Health mentor (HM) group received regular calls to manage illness issues and health behaviours from trained community health nurses using negotiated goal setting: problem solving, decision-making and action planning.

Though respondents all regarded negotiated joining as unsurprising, it seems reasonable to wonder what motivated aspirants and target groups to go through such an uncertain, time- and effort-intensive job search process, and how groups using negotiated joining managed to avoid collapsing under the burden of role-related conflict.

Sometimes you have to circumvent something and use negotiating skills.

(Female, Hospital managers-2, 25-08-2011) Sometimes you have to circumvent something and use negotiating skills.

Condom use is negotiated with clients and thus consistent condom use is not seen as the major priority.

Banks could use the phrase "adequate exposure to the market" to justify not using privately negotiated sales of mortgage securities to value similar securities held by others.