Sentences with phrase «negotiating tactics»

Investing and negotiating tactics don't change that much.

It may be a standard negotiating tactic that some people use, and that's all well and good if you're buying a car.

As a general negotiating tactic, if you don't think they are offering you enough in exchange for the name, consider asking for some type of royalty or licensing fee.

I can not speak to the wisdom of raising tariffs on countries as a general trade negotiating tactic.

Then again, playing hard to get is a time - honored negotiating tactic.

All too often, insurance companies will try to minimize the amount they pay on a claim by engaging in unethical negotiating tactics.

It makes sense to consult a medical malpractice lawyer who is used to courtroom challenges and anticipating health care defense negotiating tactics.

While «don't name your price» is a commonly cited negotiating tactic, you actually may want to strike first with a high anchor number.

I'm in a field where getting in someone's face is an acceptable negotiating tactic, but it felt out of place at an interview.

If the shy ones among you are thinking this isn't a fair negotiating tactic, get that thought out of your head.

That way, they will be able to assist a first - time investor when it comes to expectations around making an offer and which negotiating tactics may work in different situations.

During these studies, he's learned that the top producers in the world have stopped using old - fashioned negotiating tactics.

For example, one of our most important negotiating tactics is for buyers to reduce the cost of homeownership by actively negotiating the buyer brokerage fees.

Yet when such organizations and their supporters show little tolerance for political pragmatism and voice only dissatisfaction with Obama's achievements so far on climate policy, insisting that the pipeline be removed from Obama's list of possible negotiating tactics with Republicans and moderate Democrats in Congress, a hard line seems to be drawn in the sand.

Amazon is well known for their heavy handed negotiating tactics from past cases.

Both Hachette and Amazon are making strategic negotiating tactics in public.

(Debt - settlement operators report that's a common negotiating tactic.)

Amazon's hardball negotiating tactics combined with its desire to keep control over e-book prices has ended in a standoff with Hachette, which is believed to be ongoing.

Stocks across the globe rose on Monday, however, after four days in decline as investors saw the tariff threats as a U.S. negotiating tactic and not a done deal and as pressure grew on Trump to back off.

Provided it is signed into law, it will draw a line under six months of acrimony over what other member states saw as heavy - handed negotiating tactics from Germany.

Bezos firm has defended the restrictions as a legitimate negotiating tactic.

There are different negotiating tactics, condition of properties and buyer timelines that must be taken into consideration with each of these types of transactions and they all have a bearing on search criteria for a home buyer.

(This explains why someone at Microsoft went public with at least part of the dispute; a possible negotiating tactic.)

Amazon earned itself something of a public relations black eye as a result of the strong - arm negotiating tactics, causing a backlash among authors, many of whom backed a boycott of the online retailer that was led by television host Stephen Colbert.

It has become reassuringly common to dismiss Trump's hyperbole as the hardball negotiating tactics dished out in his book The Art of the Deal — bluster that will eventually give way to some measure of compromise and an updated NAFTA — but the dire news trickling out from the talks is forcing a harsh rethink, and there's growing reason to fear the worst.

However, if both sides rely on military escalation and brinksmanship as their main negotiating tactic, the most likely result may be a head - on collision.

What is more surprising is that the government was unwilling to take a weak settlement, for example, a promise by AT&T not to engage in such negotiating tactics, a promise which would have been difficult to enforce.

«I think that's an indication that this is hopefully more of a short term negotiating tactic than a long term shift in the fundamentals.»

The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, reflecting the deep anger felt in Brussels at the erratic negotiating tactics adopted by Tsipras and Varoufakis, said Greek voters should blame Tsipras for bringing the country to its knees.

Still, some observers believe the president may pull the US out of the agreement purely as a high - stakes negotiating tactic, using the six - month notification period to pressure Mexico and Canada into making concessions.

One industry source says both retailers had adopted aggressive European - style negotiating tactics, using their market power to win better deals from suppliers, who had few options other than to accept price cuts or face delisting.

There's a fine line between negotiating tactics and putting a guy down so much he either spurns you or is already dissatisfied with his new home at the beginning of a lengthy contract.

Some experts have warned that offering to arm the rebels without first ensuring they would attend negotiations removed one of the key negotiating tactics available to British and American diplomats.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman John DeFrancisco has called Cuomo's latest budget negotiating tactic «bizarre», while newly elected Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie — albeit in a slightly more low - key way — has also questioned the governor's approach.

I also appreciate that it's complicated, that I don't have all the facts, and there clearly seems to be both PR and psychological negotiating tactics involved in Amazon and Hachette's public responses.

Amazon isn't evil, but it is using a strongarm negotiating tactic that puts authors in the middle.

This is a poor negotiating tactic.

To pay public obeisance to the Expert Panel's recommendations before obtaining definitive union agreement is a pathetic negotiating tactic.

But if Obama and others focus first on consumption subsidies the motives look less like fiscal responsibility and a stable climate, and more like a finger pointing exercise or negotiating tactic designed to show that the developing world has plenty of funds available to adapt to climate change and invest in clean energy, if only they would stop making energy affordable for their populations.

It will offer alternative and more durable approaches to traditional win - lose negotiating tactics, competitive bargaining, and dealing with an angry public when negotiating for sustainable solutions over time.

What commonly happens is that a buyer will put in an offer with a signed contract and a cheque for the deposit - this does not make a contract, it is simply an aggressive and risky negotiating tactic!

Moreover, individuals in senior management at LAO should be held accountable for making decisions that resulted in a deficit, and for adopting an unconscionable negotiating tactic of holding refugees hostage for increased funding — even if that tactic ends up working.

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Pier 1 adopts an interesting negotiating tactic and says that if its rents aren't lowered, it will seek to terminate leases on up to 125 stores.