Sentence examples for he alone negotiates from inspiring English sources

He alone negotiates".

The union's insistence that it alone negotiates on behalf of Wales in Europe is one of the reasons the regions have entered into an agreement with Premiership Rugby.

Jesus alone negotiates opposites, especially where spirituality and religion are concerned.

"When Arafat is alone negotiating with the Israelis, he is too weak to make concessions," said Labib Kamhawi, a Palestinian-Jordanian political analyst.

From the White House, Trump argued that he alone was ready to negotiate, noting that a group of House and Senate Democrats were touring hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.

Their presence may show progress in the Bush go-it-together approach, instead of acceding to the North's divide-and-conquer demand that the U.S. alone negotiate another fruitless payoff.

Until he has built up his personal authority, the Palestinians' new president will find it hard enough to enforce a ceasefire, let alone negotiate a final peace.This suggests that if Mr Sharon and Mr Bush want to seize the post-Arafat opportunity, they should help Mr Abbas to burnish his domestic standing.

The White House, which has been debating how best to revive peace talks ahead of an address to Congress next month by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, all but dismissed the proposed reconciliation by reiterating the longstanding American designation of Hamas as a terrorist organization that has never expressed a willingness to recognize Israel, let alone negotiate with it.

The BBC's management saw it as a peripheral medium that would not be part of the BBC's core operations, but which, rather like magazines, could be left to Worldwide to make a little money from.Worldwide, realising that it lacked the expertise to do the job alone, negotiated a joint venture with ICL, a computer company.

You concede that "the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, and his ruling Fatah Party seem ill equipped even to hold proper local elections, let alone negotiate a peace deal," and that the Palestinians "appear bent on proving themselves incapable" of ever getting "their act together".

In 1952, the NCAA claimed all television broadcasting rights for the games of its member institutions, and it alone negotiated television rights.