Sentences with phrase «certain negotiating points»

Though the U.K.'s Finance minister will not be at the negotiating table, Hammond will be key to advise on the financial impact that certain negotiating points will have on the British economy.

Not exact matches

Once you realize that there are only certain points which you are willing to negotiate, it makes the negotiation much simpler.

Yet certain stubborn facts remain, as Piereson points out: Lee Harvey Oswald was a convinced communist, a former defector to the Soviet Union, and a passionate supporter of Fidel Castro; the Kennedy administration was a sworn foe of Castro's communist regime, had authorized the Bay of Pigs operation, and had negotiated the removal of Soviet IRBMs from Cuba, much to Castro's chagrin.

I understand all teams must negotiate to a certain point, but with Chelsea still needing a striker, Liverpool having money to spend, even city were in the market for a forward before Sanchez went to Utd... correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't city heavily linked with aubamayeng this time last year?

At this point, I have a suspicion that the exact rules for FSA's are negotiated and administrated by the plan, and only have to conform to certain IRS guidelines.

Its main point, if we still think of it that way, would be the possibility of negotiating temporary provisions extending the scope of certain EU provisions (for example the four freedoms or some of them, or budget rights and obligations) to the «future former» Member State for a certain amount of time.

Most career experts will say you have the most leverage in negotiating a salary after you have been offered the job; at this point, the employer is certain they want to hire you.

At the point where the assignment is being negotiated, the original buyer has typically paid a deposit to the builder, may have pre-paid for certain upgrades and extras and has a large balance owing.