Sentence examples for which negotiate from inspiring English sources

Device makers sell their products to hospitals, which negotiate prices with producers.

The unions, which negotiate lavish health care for their members, hate it because they would lose out.

Fly.com also pulls fares from international consolidators, like Vayama.com and Airfare.com, which negotiate contracts with the airlines to sell tickets below the lowest published price.

The two groups, which negotiate contracts for about two-thirds of the nation's hospitals, deny the accusations and are contesting them in court.

First, it fails to recognise the need for local communities to be represented by independent, democratically elected councils which negotiate on their behalf with central government departments, major utility providers and developers.

For its part, ITV has been visiting media buying agencies, which negotiate TV airtime deals on behalf of advertisers, using a well-researched system where a score for the value of the product placement opportunity will determine the price paid.

Russia is a member of the P5+1 group which negotiated the deal in Lausanne last month.

Many poor countries use the World Health Organization's bulk purchasing system, which negotiates low prices.

The major record companies and Merlin, which negotiates on behalf of many independents, own a minority stake in Spotify.

The Football Association supports the Premiership, which negotiates a new £305m broadcasting deal with Sky and the BBC.

Expedia, which negotiates low rates with hotels, said it didn't currently have a promotional rate with the Renaissance Hollywood.