negotiate

• able to negotiate

  You should be able to negotiate an agreement of costs in most cases.

• attempt to negotiate

  Keane, rated in the £5m bracket, is out of contract at the end of next season and has already rebuffed Brian Clough's first attempt to negotiate a new deal.

• should negotiate

  ‘We should negotiate’, he concluded.

• need to negotiate

  If the latter, do you need to negotiate special exceptions, for example in respect of your pension position?

• negotiate a settlement

  I wish to negotiate a settlement between yourselves and your attackers.’

• position to negotiate

  If a buyer has access to a seller's cost structure then he is in a powerful position to negotiate a cheaper price, or at least avoid paying too high a price.

• negotiate a contract

  We shall work with your lawyer to assist you to negotiate a contract on the best available terms.

• authority to negotiate

  negotiating team: make sure the other side in any negotiation has complete authority to negotiate and to settle

• difficult to negotiate

  Gradually, their surroundings changed, and they emerged into an unfamiliar area of Haling Heart, which while being more lush, was also wilder and difficult to negotiate.

• negotiate a discount

  You can pull out of the purchase or negotiate a discount to cover the costs.

• have to negotiate

  I'll have to negotiate with Frank don't I?

• seek to negotiate

  what I was going to suggest is that we should s seek to negotiate with them a turnover rent.