negotiated造句

It must be negotiated.

It was Robert Lee who negotiated the auction.

Either way, you get more than you initially negotiated for.

In 1980, Chris had negotiated the release of our hostages in Iran.

All the final settlement issues would still be there to be negotiated bilaterally.

Scroll up and examine the system output statements to see the services being run and the negotiated responses.

Bumiputra perks yield a stream of uncontested, negotiated contracts and other forms of patronage to UMNO politicians.

Just stay still. All that stuff will be negotiated, everything will be straightened out' before we leave."

The certificate exchange occurs at least once (and potentially twice) while the SSL connection request is negotiated.

He negotiated contract changes with private bus firms; there are now more buses, more flexible bus routes and less congestion on the metro.

This announcement also puts at risk a negotiated settlement with reconcilable elements of the Taliban, who will now believe they can wait out the departure of U.S. forces.

Even before the union of Serbia and Montenegro broke up in 2006, the two parts negotiated with the EU as separate entities, not as a single country.

After the group stage had been safely negotiated, England faced West Germany in the quarter-final, in a rematch of the 1966 final.

Over the next four months, Gorbachev and Yeltsin negotiated the transition of power made inevitable by the will of the people.

The Geneva Conventions, the first of which was negotiated by European nations in 1864, and a series of meetings that began in The Hague in 1899, also set limits on the victor’s right to claim spoils.

He also says a pending free trade agreement with South Korea is likely to cost many U.S. jobs, even though it has been re-negotiated to do more to boost U.S. auto exports to that important market.

A negotiated peace is best, he says. But if negotiations fail, Israel will give up most of its smaller West Bank settlements and redraw its borders unilaterally around the bigger settlements.

These dangers can be avoided, if at all, only by tightening anti-proliferation rules which were agreed when the treaty was negotiated 40 years ago and are now dangerously dated.