Sentence examples similar to come to negotiating from inspiring English sources

The regime has already said it will not come to negotiate stepping down.

American defense officials traveling with Mr. Panetta said afterward that he had told the Kyrgyz officials that he had not come to negotiate.

He had, he said, not come to negotiate, nor to give ground and pocket concessions in return, but to stand up for what he believed in.

The time has come to negotiate".

Mr Choquehuanca - who had come to negotiate with the protesters - has since been released.

Mr Choquehuanca, who had come to negotiate with the protesters, said the fact that he was freed showed "they want to resolve matters through dialogue".

McLaren are confident they can secure a long-term deal with Lewis Hamilton when they come to negotiate a new contract this summer.

They've a tendency to come to negotiated agreements rather than taking aggressive enforcement action, whereas on the continent in particular the attitude has been quite different".

Churkin meanwhile blamed the opposition, which he said "did not really come to negotiate [in Geneva], they came to look for a pretext to walk out of negotiations".

It followed the Council House Fight, in which Republic of Texas officials attempted to capture and take prisoner 33 Comanche chiefs who had come to negotiate a peace treaty, killing them together with two dozen of their family and followers.

Artz, Goodall, and Oswald's narrow focus on salary negotiations presents a distorted picture of women's challenges when it comes to negotiating.