Sentence examples for well negotiate from inspiring English sources

Well, negotiate our golden parachutes, then this.

And the world's politicians, they may well negotiate with less commitment if they feel that they may one day be let off the hook.But neither reason should stop research as insurance.

(The answer – that multipartite negotiations are kept secret because many sides adopt extreme negotiating positions they might not want publicised just in order to, well, negotiate – is inconvenient, but true).

Even countries with common interests with Britain, for example those with trade surpluses that are mirrored in Britain's trade deficits, may well negotiate them away for advantage at Britain's expense on other (to them) more important issues.

If, however, Iran's leaders assess the difficulties of mastering centrifuge technology as a real barrier to gaining weapons, they might as well negotiate and try to get the best deal they can while the U.S. and Israel are worried about them.

The backer of the closed-circuit broadcast, Jerry Perenchio, is on camera as well, negotiating by phone with a European distributor.

Furthermore, the Brawn severance with Honda was well negotiated and the team's budget for last season is said to have been $150 million.

The opening prelude was again understated, but in general the contrasts between the thundering and fluttering pieces were well negotiated and the readings only rarely lost interest.

It is inconceivable that localised access schemes and outreach programmes, however good and well negotiated, will compensate for the vast structural inequalities of a new marketised system.

On the contrary, it demonstrates that the phase of transition has been remarkably well negotiated, and that the country's political culture is mature enough to choose its political future peacefully and fairly.

GE Capital Services has done well negotiating these minefields.