Sentence examples for would have negotiated from inspiring English sources

"I just wish the county would have negotiated a settlement agreement that would have taken that into account".

If Google had hoped to maintain its Chinese operations, and work through any differences, it would have negotiated quietly, the way most foreign businesses do.

Enlightened libertarians believe that the best social institutions mimic the agreements people would have negotiated among themselves, if free exchange had been practical.

Had such a plan been made clear years ago, employees would have negotiated higher salaries in lieu of the then promised benefits.

"I would have negotiated if I didn't have dogs," she said, but being a dog owner takes away a buyer's leverage.

An American as successful as Keflezighi — he won an Olympic silver medal at the 2004 Athens Games and finished fourth at the 2012 London Games — would have negotiated an appearance fee worth as much as $250,000, agents said.

Otherwise we wouldn't have negotiated with him".

"In a better world," Bowie Kuhn, the commissioner in those years, said recently, "we wouldn't have negotiated salary arbitration with free agency.

7.43pm BST Trade policy Q: What influence would we have negotiating trade deals outside the EU? Farage says Britain has no influence anyway on trade deals.

Weinstein's wife and two daughters made a new push for action, now in the context that the US would and had negotiated a prisoner swap.

Who would you rather have negotiate your mortgage?