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Meanings of negotiation in English

Portuguese
conversa
Catalan
gestió
Spanish
gestión

A discussion intended to produce an agreement.

conversa
Usage of negotiation in English
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However, there were a number of other trade deals currently under negotiation.
Radio NZ
2
The deal called for negotiation of a full agreement within a year.
Reuters
3
The second source said Flipkart's lowball offer was just a negotiation tactic.
Reuters
4
Breaking the strike wasn't a question of negotiation or even political pressure.
Radio NZ
5
As long as there is no confidence, negotiation is impossible, he said.
Reuters
6
And public order police are meant to be trained in negotiation skills.
The South African
7
Kim Song is not directly involved in the negotiation process, she said.
Reuters
8
After a long negotiation, the agreement was finalised only in recent weeks.
The Irish Times
9
The terms and size of the exit loan remain subject to negotiation.
Reuters
10
That power of negotiation also works when haggling for a home loan.
News.com.au
11
I have been in negotiation with Night leaders-includingLord Hairstreak-forseveral months.
Faerie Wars
12
There are three main reasons why the carbon price negotiation strategy failed.
The Guardian
13
He said the deal was the outcome of a very successful negotiation.
Radio NZ
14
As a result, the room for negotiation has narrowed from both sides.
The Guardian
15
But the finance ministers also made clear there was room for negotiation.
The Guardian
16
He won Arab League backing last week for four months of negotiation.
Reuters
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Negotiation through the time
Negotiation across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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