Quantify both the financial and the intrinsic emotional value your name carries, and use that number, rather than raw emotion, when preparing to negotiate.
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By contrast, on the rare occasions when countries manage to negotiate something quickly, it works.
When Netanyahu agrees to negotiate from a position of moral weakness and strategic blindness, the message he sends the public is that we should take the likes of Livni seriously.
And there's certainly no chance of the Austrian jumping free himself, not when he has to negotiate a narrow doorway wearing a pressure suit - however next-gen and flexible it might be.
And when women learn to negotiate, they tend to close their own personal wage or income gap by successfully bargaining for promotions, bonuses, a raise in their fees, credit for results accomplished and, of course, raises in pay.
At the moment, it is not clear whether the rhetoric is really a negotiating ploy, in which the administration blusters in order to build credibility and extract maximum concessions when the time comes to negotiate, or whether it wants to change international relations in some fundamental way.
If you have a huge following in social media related to work, the ownership of that following might give you leverage when it comes time to negotiate severance.
When it was time to negotiate an extension, Netflix balked at the terms.
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The Co-op has till the end of June, which is when its exclusive right to negotiate with Lloyds expires, to make up its mind - although a decision is likely much sooner.
He said this proposal would apply to most affordable units being constructed in the city and would help address a key issue he faced as commissioner, when the city had to negotiate with developers on a piecemeal basis.
Retail investors who were saddled with Facebook shares they didn't want, or who found themselves unable to sell when the price began to slide, must negotiate claims with their brokerage firms.
Nor is it to rule out the right of an individual artist to negotiate a resale agreement when he sells a painting: the royalties a publisher pays to an author are the product of just such a private contract, not a law.
They see no need to negotiate today when they can get a better deal down the road.
So when Albaugh met with Monsanto to negotiate its compensation payment for the certification data, he had some leverage.
What is clear is that Britain will face a difficult and uphill battle if and when it starts to re-negotiate its membership.
Far better to negotiate now when Damascus feels strong (and might be willing to compromise) than later, when Damascus might be closer to an even stronger Iran.
Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, said he hoped for increased discussion on funding armed security officers in schools but voted in favor of the measure promising to negotiate details when it reaches the Senate floor.
What Chuck and I and I think many people are curious about is this new, adamant desire on your part not to negotiate, when that seems to conflict with the entire history in the modern era of American Presidents and the debt ceiling, and your own history on the debt ceiling.
On February 17th, Margaret Beckett, the president of the Board of Trade, confirmed that the government intends to stand by its election pledge to compel companies to give a trade union the right to negotiate pay and conditions for employees when a majority of workers have voted to be represented by a union.
We've been slapping each other high fives when we negotiate down an estimate to our budget.
But all too often, purchasers fail to negotiate lower prices when commodity prices fall again.
The new government has to pull off an unenviable balancing act between inflation and jobs, at precisely the moment when it must negotiate its way through a series of hoops to join the European Union.
It is also alleged he made no attempt to negotiate with the workers when they began striking before dismissing them.
Herrera said on Monday that his office had been working with Monster in "good faith to negotiate voluntary changes" when the company abruptly filed its lawsuit last week.
Bush indicated he would be willing to negotiate further Wednesday morning when he has a breakfast meeting with congressional leaders, Breaux said after meeting with the president Tuesday evening.
Debt management is when you pay a debt counselor to help negotiate lower interest rates and arrange for a payment plan that will allow you to be debt free in 30-60 month.
Nidal Abu Mohsen, 19, was shot in the head when he tried to enter the house to negotiate with Jarrar after repeated Israeli loudspeaker calls for his surrender failed, the Israeli army said.
"When I negotiate a transfer I try to do a deal where everybody comes out a winner -- the selling and buying club, the player and the agent, " added the source, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of such negotiations.
And we need to make sure, to your first point and the first part of your question, that when we devise economic policies and we negotiate with Congress on how to move forward, that we cannot neglect the essential responsibility to ensure that the policies we put in place promote job creation, promote economic growth.
When we say clearly that we are ready to negotiate directly with the Syrians caucus(ph).
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