Sentence examples for which has negotiated from inspiring English sources

The protesters, though, hold little sway with the government, which has negotiated with the city to a surprising degree.

Management was opposed to free agency within M.L.S., which has negotiated all contracts on behalf of its teams since play began in 1996.

The next year, in S.E.C. v. Randolph, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed the decision, saying "the courts should pay deference to the judgment of the government agency which has negotiated and submitted the proposed settlement".

The chancellor criticised his Conservative colleague for claiming that Britain should model itself on Canada, which has negotiated free trade with the EU but does not accept freedom of movement.

"It's a fabulously good day for my members," said Tony Woodley, of the Transport and General Workers Union, which has negotiated packages for laid-off workers valued at $32,000 to $40,000.

CVS, meanwhile, has formed partnerships through its MinuteClinic subsidiary, which has negotiated more than a half-dozen partnerships with the likes of the Cleveland Clinic in northern Ohio, Advocate Health Care in the Chicago area and Henry Ford Health System in Michigan.

The city pushed aside Aon, which had negotiated a lease with the landlord, to make way for Lehman.

At the same time, Delphi held talks with Platinum, which had negotiated unsuccessfully to acquire Delphi's steering business.

He received a hero's welcome from the Chinese government, which had negotiated with the Eisenhower administration for his release in exchange for Americans imprisoned in China.

Whatever occurred, it has touched sensitivities in Morocco which had negotiated the Arab spring and its aftermath with far less disruption than many other countries in the region.

And Unite and Local 23-25, whadh had negotiated the settlement, could not be held liable because neither was the designated collective bargaining unit for the Mademoiselle workers.