Sentence examples for which is negotiated from inspiring English sources

Title 5 of the U.S. Code specifically excludes the "internal business of a labor organization (including the solicitation of membership, elections of labor organization officials, and collection of dues)," from official time, which is negotiated between unions and agency management.

The rhizomatic learning refers to knowledge produced in community, which is negotiated and based on self-interest, personal needs and motivations.

Order J i has a processing time p i and a desired due date d i which is negotiated and agreed on by the manufacturer and the customer who placed the order.

The number of weeks covered by unemployment insurance has fluctuated over time but is generally longer than in the U.S. Most individuals also are covered by voluntary unemployment insurance which is negotiated between firms and trade unions.

Either way, the finder is entitled to a salvage award, which is negotiated by the finder and owner - a fair combination of a percentage of the market value plus the effort gone to by the salver.

Another approach is to join industry through a Convention Industrielle de Formation par la Recherche (CIFRE), a private contract partly funded by the government, but which is negotiated with the employer.

The union is the Communication Workers of America, which is negotiating a new contract with Verizon Communications.

Lockheed Martin, which is negotiating with Loral over the repayment, refused to comment, but Mr. Schwartz is willing.

That includes Saudi Arabia, which is negotiating its own cooperation deal with Washington.

The bank, which is negotiating a settlement with the American authorities, added that the actual fine could be even bigger.

The Canadian Auto Workers union, which is negotiating with General Motors, and governments were briefed by the company about its decision on Friday.