Sentence examples for which would be negotiated from inspiring English sources

The state would not set rates, which would be negotiated by insurers and the new provider networks.

More recently, the EU has begun to move towards the idea of phasing in direct payments to the applicants, in advance of a grand reform of the CAP which would be negotiated in 2005 and kick in after the current budget runs out in 2006.

Kennedy said it was not clear with what "vehemence" the government would seek to safeguard some rights, and which ones would be "negotiated away".

While we don't know yet the terms under which any secession from the EU would be negotiated, here we set out some of the key potential ramifications of Brexit, drawing on the expertise of a wide range of figures from the worlds of politics and economics.

The status of the refugees would be negotiated between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, which represents all Palestinians inside and outside of Palestine.

Final borders would be negotiated.

There is another option, he noted, which would be to negotiate the cease-fire with Hamas that its leaders have been proposing.

There is also growing frustration with the Syrian National Coalition, which would be the negotiating partner for any political solution involving Mr Assad's regime.

On June 16, the full Assembly passed the bill, which would be retroactive to cover already negotiated contracts — a provision likely to be challenged.

Either he knows his charges are wrong, and damaging to American negotiating positions, which would be the mark of a reckless candidate.

The invasion was not successful, and the tsar tried to negotiate peace, which would be sealed by arranging Elizabeth's marriage to his son and heir apparent, Stephen Uroš V.