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HAT tests were the only form of clinical care for which displaced Dinka populations could self-refer; access to all other services was negotiated through indigenous area workers.

Mr. Arshack said Mr. Takenaka's agreement was negotiated through Japanese employees, not Mr. Dare, and that Mr. Takenaka had given "written consent to use his name, image and bio on its Web site" with the titles found there.

The settlement was negotiated through the residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) working group, a joint state and federal initiative formed in 2012 to investigate wrongdoing in the mortgage-backed securities market prior to the financial crisis.

The deal for the state's acquisition of the Mount Loretto property on Hylan Boulevard, established as a the site of a residence for homeless and disabled children in the 1880's, was negotiated through the Trust for Public Land, a not-for-profit conservation organization.

In response to those questions, Mr. Zito instead wrote: "The Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation has reached a full and final resolution of the grievance regarding the dismissal of the grievant, Edward Smith with New England Healthcare District 1199, which was negotiated through the Connecticut Office of Labor Relations.

"Unless a role for the ICO was negotiated through a bespoke agreement or a treaty there's no way in law at present that we could participate in the one-stop shop [element of GDPR, which allows for EU DPAs to co-ordinate regulatory actions] — which would bring huge advantages to both sides and also to British businesses," said Denham.

"Lazio was negotiating through Essenberg, and that didn't play well with the state committee," said Sarah Lyons, a party spokeswoman.

Particularly challenging, Ward found, was negotiating through Rebound without direct contact with the seller.

This remains a political values-based decision to be negotiated through the receiving multi-level water governance system.

Unlike face-to-face bargaining over a dodgy motor, deals are negotiated through an intermediary.

Those benefits should be negotiated through collective bargaining, not mandated by the Legislature.