Sentence examples for for not negotiating from inspiring English sources

They also criticized Democrats for not negotiating with Republicans in writing the bill.

Last October she wrote an essay expressing anger with herself for not negotiating hard enough on pay.

His agent, Phil Tannenbaum, was critical of Mets General Manager Jim Duquette for having another Mets official deliver the offer and for not negotiating directly.

Jennifer Lawrence has addressed the Sony hack that revealed she was paid significantly less than her male co-stars, saying she was mad at herself for not negotiating more money and focused too much on being liked.

The process ended up working out for the Dodgers despite the judge's criticisms of McCourt for not negotiating the last few weeks on the terms of a loan and for agreeing to pay Highbridge $5.25 million if he did not get initial court approval of the loan from the firm.

One reason cited by the Americans for not negotiating a treaty is that it would give an edge to countries (for which, read China) that are trying to hide their efforts to build weapons for use in space.China is also being driven by national pride.

Findings by Linda Babcock and Sara Laschever showed that mental barriers about asking for more were major drivers for women not negotiating.

Michael Noonan, the Irish finance minister, said there was "a distinction being drawn between the word 'legacy' and the word 'retrospective".' "If you have a dead bank there are legacy issues, and we are not negotiating for anything broadly to be done for Anglo Irish-I.B.R.C.," Mr. Noonan said.

"I am not negotiating for any deals and have no intention of doing so," he said today.

General Hamdani insisted that he represented only officials of the former military and security apparatus and was not negotiating for the exiled Baathist leadership, but he said any concessions from the government would have inched reconciliation forward.

When they are not negotiating for reality programs that create creepy Darwinian showdowns on a double-decker bus, in a prison, in a boot camp, in a hair salon, in an apartment of five girls and one houseboy who want to be celebrities, programmers are trying to come up with the male version of "Sex and the City".