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Definition of a negotiation in English Turkish dictionary
- sözleşme tutanağı protocol, summary of the results of
- negotiation
- müzakere
Aylar süren müzakerelerin ardından, barış antlaşması tamamlandı.
-After months of negotiations, the peace treaty was completed.
Biz bu müzakereyi bozmak istiyoruz.
-We want to break off this negotiation.
- negotiation
- {i} görüşme
Tutsakların kaderi görüşmenin sonucuna göre değişir.
-The fate of the hostages depends on the result of the negotiation.
Şirket ile görüşmelere devam ettik.
-We continued negotiations with the company.
- negotiation
- uzlaşma
Görüşmelerden sonra iki taraf, anlaşmazlık konusunda bir uzlaşmaya vardılar.
-After much negotiation, the two sides in the dispute reached a compromise.
- negotiation
- (Askeri) pazarlık etme
- negotiation
- muhabir
- negotiation
- (Ticaret) iştira
- negotiation
- (Ticaret) senedin ıskonto edilmesi
- negotiation
- zor bir durumu atlatma
- negotiation
- pazarlık
- negotiation
- devretme
- negotiation
- aşma (engeli)
- negotiation
- kırdırma (senet)
- negotiation
- ciro etme (çek/bono)
- negotiation
- {i} aşma
- negotiation
- {i} (zor bir durumu) atlatma; (engeli) aşma
- negotiation
- bir meseleyi tedbirle halletme
- negotiation
- {i} ciro etme
- negotiation
- ciro edip satma
- negotiation
- {i} (çek/bono) ciro etme
- negotiation
- {i} paraya çevirme
- negotiation
- {i} (senet) kırdırma
- negotiation
- geçilme/görüşme
- negotiation
- (Askeri) PAZARLIK: Bir sözleşmenin şartları üzerinde anlaşmaya varmak için 1947 tarihli Silahlı Kuvvetler Tedarik Kanununda belirtilen resimli ilan ve kapalı zarf usulünden gayri herhangi bir usul. Bu usul; hem satış hem satın alma sözleşmelerinde uygulanır
- negotiation
- {i} anlaşmaya varma
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Definition of a negotiation in English English dictionary
- negotiation
- The process of achieving agreement through discussion
- negotiation
- {n} a trading, treaty, of business, care
- negotiation
- An exploratory and a bargaining process (planning, reviewing, analyzing, compromising) involving a buyer and seller, each with their own viewpoints and objectives, seeking to reach a mutually satisfactory agreement on all phases of a procurement transaction - including price, service, specifications, technical and quality requirements, freight and payment terms
- negotiation
- Discussion, written or otherwise, between two or more parties no different sides, the aim being to reach a common agreement Non-confirming use: The use of a property, which does not conform to the allocation of the area for planning purposes Such a property may have been built in conformity with the planning requirement at the time and a policy change ensued; more usually, the property was constructed before planning control was introduced Net present value method (NPV): A method used in discounted cash flow analysis to find the sum of money representing the difference between the present value of all inflows and outflows of cash associated with the project by discounting each at a target yield
- negotiation
- Hence, mercantile business; trading
- negotiation
- The act or process of negotiating; a treating with another respecting sale or purchase
- negotiation
- Mutual discussion or communication of terms and methods in an exchange situation p 334
- negotiation
- Contracting through the use of either competitive or other-than-competitive proposals and discussions Any contract awarded without using sealed bidding procedures is a negotiated contract
- negotiation
- as, the negotiations at Ghent
- negotiation
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- negotiation
- the activity or business of negotiating an agreement; coming to terms
- negotiation
- The process of formal bargaining between parties
- negotiation
- Negotiations are formal discussions between people who have different aims or intentions, especially in business or politics, during which they try to reach an agreement. We have had meaningful negotiations and I believe we are very close to a deal After 10 years of negotiation, the Senate ratified the strategic arms reduction treaty. official discussions between the representatives of opposing groups who are trying to reach an agreement, especially in business or politics negotiation with
- negotiation
- Just as diplomats negotiate terms of a settlement or treaty, so computers running Internet Protocols negotiate with other computers running IP These negotiations allow the computers to make sure they are communicating at the same speed, with the same processes, and that the information they exchange will be packaged in ways that each can properly direct the data to the intended destination This process is also called handshaking, particularly when speaking of modems connecting to one another
- negotiation
- the use of direct argument and compromise by the parties to a dispute to arrive at a mutually satisfactory agreement
- negotiation
- The bargaining process between a buyer and a seller
- negotiation
- A process of communication by which parties attempt to resolve a dispute between them
- negotiation
- The "face to face" process used by local unions and the employer to exchange their views on those matters involving personnel policies and practices, or other matters affecting the working conditions of employees in the unit and reduced to a written bindi
- negotiation
- (From Latin negotiari: "to carry on business ") (1) The process of reaching an agreement by conferring or discussing (2) The transfer of rights in a negotiable instrument by endorsement and delivery or merely by delivery
- negotiation
- A process for getting two or more people to reach agreement based on satisfying a mutual goal; typically, when you negotiate, you are a participant in the process representing your own position
- negotiation
- The buyer and seller reach a mutually satisfactory agreement
- negotiation
- the activity or business of negotiating an agreement; coming to terms a discussion intended to produce an agreement; "the buyout negotiation lasted several days"; "they disagreed but kept an open dialogue"; "talks between Israelis and Palestinians
- negotiation
- {i} debate between two parties for the purpose of reaching an agreement; haggling, bargaining; act of passing an obstacle; method for connecting two computers or arranging data transfer between them (Computers)
- negotiation
- A dispute resolution process in which two parties settle their differences by themselves, without the use of a third-party
- negotiation
- A communication between two processes in which they agree upon how they will communicate In a TNS connection, a negotiation occurs between the initiator and the destination, and at every intermediate hop
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- While the common meaning of the term "negotiation" is well known, a Web based system such as INSPIRE needs to give it a specific technical meaning because there are multiple users conducting multiple negotiations on possibly the same or different sets of issues on the system, via a common set of Web pages which may be visited in a different order each time To keep things organized, each "negotiation" is uniquely identified by a negotiation name, and defined as the complete sequence of interactions between INSPIRE and a particular pair of users (beginning with preference elicitation, continuing through offer exchange, reaching agreement, and ending with post-settlement analysis), on a particular set of issues Thus, the same pair of users may conduct more than one negotiation on the same set of issues, but for each instance the negotiation name will be different
- negotiation
- A voluntary relationship between two or more parties that educates each another about their needs and interests to try and resolve a perceived or actual conflict Back
- negotiation
- A dispute resolution process through which parties (negotiators) work together at developing a voluntary settlement of their differences The terms "negotiation," "collaboration," "consensus building," and "collaborative problem-solving" can be used interchangeably
- negotiation
- Discussion, written or otherwise, between two or more parties of different sides, the aim being to reach a common agreement Non conforming use The use of a property which does not conform to the allocation of the area for planning purposes Such a property may have been built in conformity with the planning requirement at the time and a policy change ensued; more usually, the property was constructed before planning control was introduced Net present value method (NPV) A method used in discounted cash flow analysis to find the sum of money representing the difference between the present value of all inflows and outflows of cash associated with the project by discounting each at a target yield
- negotiation
- Discussion, written or otherwise, between two or more parties on different sides, the aim being to reach a common agreement
- negotiation
- a dialogue between two or more people in order to arrive at an agreement that meets the needs of those involved without sacrificing anyone's priorities
- negotiation
- The transaction of business between nations; the mutual intercourse of governments by diplomatic agents, in making treaties, composing difference, etc
- negotiation
- The act of discussing an issue between two or more parties with competing interests with an aim of coming to an agreement
- negotiation
- Discussion, written or otherwise, between two or more parties no different sides, the aim being to reach a common agreement Non confirming use : The use of a property which does not conform to the allocation of the area for planning purposes Such a property may have been built in conformity with the planning requirement at the time and a policy change ensued; more usually, the property was constructed before planning control was introduced Net present value method (NPV) : A method used in discounted cash flow analysis to find the sum of money representing the difference between the present value of all inflows and outflows of cash associated with the project by discounting each at a target yield
- negotiation
- discussion and give and take leading to an agreement In respect to Letters of credit is means "buying" of a bill of exchange drawn on another party In situations where letters of credit are settled by negotiation, a negotiating bank may be nominated to check the documents, pay the seller and seek reimbursement from the Issuing bank Alternatively the credit may be freely negotiable at any bank
- negotiation
- a discussion intended to produce an agreement; "the buyout negotiation lasted several days"; "they disagreed but kept an open dialogue"; "talks between Israelis and Palestinians"
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a ne·go·ti·a·tionTurkish pronunciation
ı nîgōşieyşınPronunciation
/ə nəˌgōsʜēˈāsʜən/ /ə nɪˌɡoʊʃiːˈeɪʃən/
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