Object

• treaty: Assigning characters to lead armies, or negotiate a treaty or marriage proposal, will enhance the likely outcome.

• discount: Negotiate a discount with a local bookshop for parents new to the school.

• deal: I have always prefer to negotiate better deals in person.

• contract: They are not ' employed ' by parents but negotiate a contract for their service for which they charge a fee.

Preposition: on

• behalf: Neither the RCN nor any other professional body or trade union negotiates on behalf of nurse researchers as a recognizable group in any sector.

Preposition: with

• landlord: Since early 2000 the company has been negotiating with the landlord in respect of a reduction in the payments due under the lease.

Present participle complement

• accord: Both parties will negotiate according to their brief and will endeavor to achieve the best possible result for their client.

Modifying Another Word

• individually: They are individually negotiated, planned and evaluated by the learners, encouraging ownership and leadership by the young adults themselves.

• successfully: Having successfully negotiated the drive, you only have more water over which to attack the green.

Preposition: in

• faith: Mediation is a voluntary process, so people need to choose to try it and need to be willing to negotiate in good faith.

Preposition: with

• creditor: Advisers can help fill out forms, write letters, negotiate with creditors and represent clients at court or tribunal.

• supplier: You will be able to benefit from discounts we negotiate with suppliers of helpful herbal supplements - lower prices for members.

• developer: Policy A9 also encourages the NPA to negotiate with developers for an element of Affordable Housing on larger sites proposed for general market housing.