Sentence examples for wisely negotiated from inspiring English sources
Call it unilateralism or whatever, it is a sharp break from our postwar premise that if wisely negotiated, treaties enhance our security.
The latest example comes from Washington, where the union has wisely negotiated and ratified a contract that gives the city greater leeway to pay, promote or fire teachers based on performance.
Asked if Ahold and its suppliers might have collaborated to conceal the truth, Deloitte says only that "we would like to know the answer to that too".Having wisely negotiated a new euro3.1 billion credit line with five banks over the weekend, before publicising its accounting problems, Ahold's short-term liquidity looks assured, despite a downgrade to junk status by Standard & Poor's.
This was a more masculine than froufrou Chanel, a youthful shift that Mr. Lagerfeld wisely sensed and expertly negotiated, offering a variety of separates.
"And they need to figure a way to get to new people, cheaply and efficiently, by using media wisely and by negotiating rates".
But within these parameters, Mr. Barak has wisely left room to negotiate with Mr. Arafat.
It would do better to compromise on the overall size of the budget and negotiate for it to be spent more wisely".
The ability to negotiate them — as well as to choose halls and repertory carefully and match them wisely — is as much a quality of a successful career as singing in key.
Proposals to import drugs from abroad, allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices, restrain malpractice expenses, increase competition among health plans, and empower consumers to shop more wisely for medical care might help a bit.
In the case of HTA funded trials such as SANADII, significant resource is spent on staff in order to negotiate NHS systems, which is very difficult to justify in a system with limited resources that must be spent wisely.
