How to pronounce“negotiated”in English

Negotiated back and forth.

negotiated, back at the time, when rockets were raining on Israel.

negotiated down to a smaller Ransom amount amount which we paid and he was released upon which uh he and I met and

negotiated the whole aspect of like needing to rely on your looks or not to rely on your looks since you know you

negotiated item.

negotiated once again if you're the company you want that term to be as long as possible because you want to take this money in and you don't want to find

negotiated $76 million payment out of this lease now there's not many people can stand in front of you and say they made a $76 million mistake however

negotiated to have a little wine and beer beverage thank you Linda those are all at 5:30 at 5:30 by

negotiated himself out of $30,000 of debt to Bloomberg and we watched this exercise over about six months and thought there's no way an average person

negotiated deal and so uh and so then the book is sort of about past the book it's just sort of laying out

negotiated when we had 60 or 60 people had reached the primary outcome measure and all hundred had been enrolled then

They negotiated with the Russians on the ground and they traveled to Moscow.

I negotiated that my testimony would be secret, because I wanted to remain in the Foreign Office.

We negotiated every term.

I negotiated heavily.

I negotiated with men my whole career.

They negotiated with the Sri Lankan Government.

We negotiated for it, whatever was necessary.

they negotiated from the first couple minutes of signaling behavior without

So negotiated settlements are one way to sort of end wars and to keep them ended, but actually they’re not the most common.

He negotiated all these corrupt infrastructure deals that China would fund in Malaysia, railroads, that kind of thing.

Facebook negotiated as part of this record-breaking settlement, a special immunity clause for

You negotiated.

We negotiated my package on a ship to shore radio.

couldn't have a negotiated outcome.

I hate that part-- negotiated a price.

And I negotiated out of my contract with Brown with a whole year to launch something new.

And I just recently negotiated-- this is just my experience.

And we've negotiated with movies, documentaries, books-- but it's very manual, it's voluntary,

And had negotiated with them for people to be saved who were due to be executed and so on.

So they negotiated that they would pick 10 100-mile routes.

And we negotiated this deal over the internet for $8.3 million, and I was immediately thinking about the commission in my head, and thinking about how long I

And basically they negotiated terms with Ivan and said, let's open trade relations between Russia and England.

I've negotiated on behalf of countries with the international agencies.

Because I magically negotiated a Creative Commons license for it.

They've negotiated with the music rights owner, owners to the music.

Mar actually negotiated the terms with Palantir.

But they also negotiated.

And they negotiated with both the British and the Patriots to fight and to help them in their war effort.

The reason Iran negotiated in the first place was that for once in history, the international community came together in a very effective series of sanctions.

So he was-- he negotiated the book deal with Jillian.

I could have negotiated.

So Cheryl negotiated with the chief financial officer.

Eventually we negotiated peace with him, treated him as a statesman.

And the roles were negotiated, I would say, very fluidly.

So when I negotiated the cease-fire with Morsi, he had never done anything like that, but he did have a relationship with Hamas.

This has been negotiated.

When the Clinton Administration negotiated that treaty they actually got a lot of concessions from the rest of the world in terms of making the emissions reduction smaller and how those

It was negotiated behind closed doors, put together and then presented to the City Council for a vote within a two day period; a 75 year lease where the city has given away its authority