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Antonia Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
alarming/signal situations/moments
Hi!
I'm looking for a similar expression that fits in the following context. Can you please read it and see if you can think of something?
Therefore, managers have to announce to the negotiating team key goals which are to be realized, criteria on the basis of which negotiators have to value possible solutions, triggers or alarm states/situations/moments when to withdraw from negotiation, which is the best alternative to clinching the supposed deal.
I'm also ineterested whether it can be said to withdraw from negotiation? Or step out from negotiation? Or any other verb apart from end or conclude? My collocation dictionaries do not provide additional solutions.
Thank you in advance
I'm looking for a similar expression that fits in the following context. Can you please read it and see if you can think of something?
Therefore, managers have to announce to the negotiating team key goals which are to be realized, criteria on the basis of which negotiators have to value possible solutions, triggers or alarm states/situations/moments when to withdraw from negotiation, which is the best alternative to clinching the supposed deal.
I'm also ineterested whether it can be said to withdraw from negotiation? Or step out from negotiation? Or any other verb apart from end or conclude? My collocation dictionaries do not provide additional solutions.
Thank you in advance
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Therefore, managers have to announce /tell, state, specify, make clear ? ) when to withdraw from negotiation, which is the best alternative to clinching the supposed deal. But you know I'm not good in business, Antonia...
- Therefore, managers have to announce /tell, state, specify, make clear ?
- ) when to withdraw from negotiation, which is the best alternative to clinching the supposed deal.
- But you know I'm not good in business, Antonia...
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Therefore, managers have to announce /tell, state, specify, make clear ? (to) the negotiating team the key goals that are to be realized/achieved, the criteria on whose basis the negotiators have to value
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Thanks Pieanne for your corrections. Critical moments seems fine to me. Is withdraw from negotiation OK?
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I know it's not THE solution, relax
Anyway it's better than mine, and you know there are always better solutions.
Anyway it's better than mine, and you know there are always better solutions.
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Not really. It should be "I don't know whether/if I'm allowed etc..." or "I didn't know I was allowed to do that"/ "I didn't know
It should be "I don't know whether/if I'm allowed etc..." or "I didn't know I was allowed to do that"/ "I didn't know00
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