negotiating造句
91. Only those whose prodigious skill gives them leverage for negotiating secure contracts are prepared to forsake higher education for sport.
92. Ciller and the other secular party leaders are negotiating to form a coalition without Refah.
93. This doctrine was acceptable where two powerful companies were negotiating a contract in a free market, but contractually weaker persons suffered.
94. Women are taking command of organised crime: negotiating syndicate structures, mapping strategy, clinching deals and ordering executions.
95. He is negotiating for both a summer training camp facility and a permanent office / practice facility.
96. Before the publication of the new draft, the Bush administration had appeared to show greater flexibility in its negotiating stance.
97. The successful development of negotiating skills has proved itself as one of the most cost-effective investments in company profitability.
98. It says it is currently negotiating with several Sparcsystem builders to ship Conix as a standard component on every machine.
99. Interbrew had spent most of 1997 negotiating with Toronto real estate developer Murray Frum.
100. It also explores their use to evaluate and cost negotiating options during formal negotiating meetings.
101. The government and rebel leaders sat down at the negotiating table for the first time yesterday.
102. Appraisal is thus a process of negotiating individual targets in order to improve personal performance and so enhance the quality of educational provision.
103. On Sunday, Lewis's business manager Adrian Ogun said the two camps were ready to start negotiating for a summer fight.
104. The board were currently negotiating to build a new home in the Edinburgh area, he added.
105. As a result, Arnold had a stake in the deals he was negotiating on behalf of the district.
106. The simulations include group problem-solving, detailed information exchange, one to one and team negotiating.
107. Five thousand ambulance drivers can not do their own negotiating - they need representatives to do it for them.
108. Pitch your bid too high and you run the risk of driving your opponent away from the negotiating table.
109. Steps are now being taken to get both warring factions around the negotiating table.
110. Modern trade unionists negotiating these win-win deals deserve more encouragement.
111. The government has strongly rejected the demands,[http:///negotiating.html] insisting that Congress is the only legitimate forum for negotiating national issues.
112. Mrs Cresson will nevertheless need all her negotiating skills to steer her bills through parliament.
113. The ramshackle Whitley Council negotiating machinery is the other reason why the ambulance workers have lost out.
114. One of its powers is to make recommendations requiring an employer to recognize a particular trade union as a negotiating body.
115. To try to alleviate that, the United Kibbutz Movement began negotiating with the major banks to reduce the debt.
116. Modesto is also negotiating with other California cities, public agencies and private industries to provide power.
117. But sources close to Goodby said the two firms are negotiating an end to the partnership.
118. But Fahs now is negotiating with UConn to pay licensing rights to the technology Chen developed.
119. Two Western superpowers, hoping to force the other to blink, despite negotiating at less than full strength.
120. Our brief but interesting tour completed we returned to the landing place, negotiating the slippery descent with caution.
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