Sentences with phrase «other side wants»

And by this I don't mean glib exchanges in which each side says what it thinks the other side wants to hear.

First, if the other side wants something, then your client should be entitled to something.

One side sees the dogma as self - evident, the other side wants evidence.

It is hard to compromise if one side says that there shall be no computer instruction, while the other side wants all instruction via computer.

The other side wants to see more from this series then just hacking and slashing, but instead want to see some changes in the series.

«I consider it a personal blessing for me to be working on this material during these years,» he said, noting that, like Lincoln, Obama «has asked us to understand — and sometimes we have and sometimes we haven't — that he wasn't elected king of America, that he was elected president and that he has to try, whether or not the other side wants to play ball, he has to try to be bipartisan.

This is not the other side wants to see.

I'm not sure that's what the other side wants.»

In the ad, the narrator says the «other side wants to give tax breaks to multimillionaires» — a swipe at Senate Republicans who oppose the extension.

Some people try to make it complex, but it's actually that simple: one side wants the other side dead, and the other side wants to live.

The other side wants to go back to doing exactly what they did before — this time, on steroids.

Listening, as stated above, is critical to hearing what the other side wants.

Regardless of what has happened before, I assume I know nothing about what the other side wants.

But it turns out that one side simply wanted the juice, and the other side wanted the rind.

Look, if these two groups of speculators, managed money traders on one side and speculators we call commercials on the other side wanted to wager massive bets and kept their betting to themselves, then no problem — they can have at it.

I am so passionate about breastfeeding because I know what it's like on the other side wanting to have that special bond and connection with your baby but not being able to produce enough milk and have latching problems.

On one side I didn't want to give up the belief I already had about protein, while the other side wanted to figure out the truth about protein.

The other side wanted a headline that reads: «Students win, teachers lose.»

«The other side wanted a headline that reads «Students win, teachers lose,»» Weingarten said.

Polemicists on one side want to use the PP to argue that climate change policy is a must, and polemicists on the other side want to use the PP to argue that climate change policy is completely unfounded.

I've heard that upon returning home from an accident one might get a call immediately from the claim adjusters for the other side wanting to ask questions and get a recording of the answers.

I did not find this a complex case from a technical perspective — the challenge was to keep a lid on legal costs with the other side wanting face - to - face meetings to resolve things.

We find that mediation is particularly effective when the dispute involves multiple parties who all have strongly held positions, who all believe that what they want is what is right, and who believe that what the other sides want is wrong, unfair, unreasonable, and incompatible with their goals.

In one of Holly's more interesting (but frustrating) divorce cases, the other side wanted to fight over...

Not exact matches

Going PC by PC to retrieve e-mail in the event of a lawsuit is time consuming and expensive — and if you can't produce relevant e-mail because it was accidentally deleted, the other side could use it to raise the question of whether you maliciously deleted things you didn't want them to find, Larrivee says.

They are clear that everything they want exists on the other side of fear and so they jump.

The wealthiest and most successful people know that the keys to any negotiation are threefold: First, understand what the other side really wants.

It means deciding what one believes not by conforming to fashionable opinions, but by taking the trouble to learn and honestly consider the strongest arguments to be advanced on both or all sides of questions — including arguments for positions that others revile and want to stigmatize and against positions others seek to immunize from critical scrutiny.»

Next, figure out how to get what you want in a way that gets the other side closer to what they want.

(On a side note, it's a very readable 35 - page document — more reader - friendly than some others I've read, which I think is really crucial if you want people actually to read the thing).

An effective negotiator says to himself, «If I'm the other side, what do they want to hear from me?»

As self - improvement coach George Addair once said, «Everything you've ever wanted is on the other side of fear.»

According to Fremaux, the film festival had wanted to screen two Netflix films this year, in particular The Other Side Of The Wind, an unfinished project by Orson Welles.

We've all experienced deal fatigue: The moment when you want so badly to complete a deal that you signal to the other side that you are ready to settle on the details and move forward.

There is a side mesh pouch perfect for an adult's water bottle and more than enough room in the two main compartments to carry all of your baby's needed gear — spare onesie, food pouches, stuffed bear, etc. — as well as your camera, route map, some snacks, and the other stuff you want to bring along for the journey.

Just imagine what you'd want if you were on the other side of the call and let honesty replace your canned response as much as you can.

On the other side of the world, in Bangladesh, Kazi Shahid Ahmed wanted to open a business that gave back to the land and the people, according to Appel Lipsius.

We also want to challenge more women to take a seat at the other side of the table — as investors.

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Or, are you on the other side of things — a tech enthusiast who wants to turn an interest into a profession?

I wanted to be an EIR at Trinity Ventures to deepen my understanding of what it's like to be on the other side of the table and to learn the ropes of the venture industry as I transition into a full - time investor.

Media moguls have been in selling mode lately, but the head - scratcher there has been: If everyone's selling, who would want to be on the other side of that deal?

If we want to be free from rat race of 9 - 5, we have no option other than to generate passive income, be it real - estate, entrepreneurship, dividends or other part - time side gigs.

And, of course, on the other side, you should also be practicing good listening as you fairly consider all of the input offered by your mentor, even when it may not be what you want to hear.

If our device could be moved close to where it is needed, but still on the energy producer's side of that equation, yet just outside the meter, then the energy producers could have millions of these small devices that they own and operate, because grandma doesn't want to become her own utility company because she has a solar panel, but if the utility companies and energy providers could compete with each other to have small units that are so close to the loads, they still get the full advantage of being a supplier of energy, except with just millions of little plants, they can avoid needing transmission lines, distribution lines, substations, et cetera, that everybody is talking about being expensive, unreliable, and subject to issues.

On the sales side, whenever we wanted to know how many pieces the other bedding producers were ACTUALLY making every day, we would ask our drivers who would have regular conversations with the other drivers from those companies while making deliveries.

They wanted contributions from «the other side» too (see Simon Wren - Lewis's article too).

Who, after all, after Harvey Weinstein, wants to be seen as anything other than standing on the side of victims and against predatory men?

On the other side, VCs naturally want to engage fully with the burgeoning crypto industry.

By stepping onto the other side of the grass, you will be able to think more precisely as to what a buyer wants and how he responds.