negotiate的示例

• Despite the deep antipathies between them, the two sides have managed to negotiate an agreement.

• The government's official line has always been to refuse to negotiate with terrorists.

• The police negotiated with the gunman through an intermediary.

• We need someone who is practised at negotiating business deals.

• He spent ages negotiating for a pay increase, only to resign from his job soon after he'd received it.

• Furthermore, the result can be based on negotiating skills.

• The prospect of allowing contract prices in a government postal service, based on judgment and negotiating skills, raises another question.

• Any reading will thus "miss" (it will not mean the same as might have been expected), and so the language must be negotiated.

• They negotiated for a self-possessed moral standing within the world.

• A royalty of between 10 and 15 per cent of the retail price of the sheet music could be negotiated for the composer.

• Usually, these deals can be negotiated for a short term.

• In fact, its pictures and stories depend upon the negotiating power of fashion to make any sense at all.

• The limits are to be negotiated and the new agreement will take the form of a directive timed for 1987.

• Oddly for a book on poetry, the issue of language is obtusely negotiated throughout.

• Dozens of international environmental treaties have been negotiated and ratified.

• Which agent was it that the company negotiated with?

• An excellent chapter on aims, for example, takes some persistence in negotiating the tables, figures and surrounding text.

• Instead, these households seem to have been rather loose associations of individuals, who were constantly negotiating power among themselves.

• In the political and cultural contexts of development and social change, these issues are continuously negotiated.

• There should be attempts at negotiated conflict resolution, open communication with codification of goals of care, and, if necessary, peer review of attendingphysician judgment.