Sentence examples for insisted on negotiating from inspiring English sources
Netanyahu cleverly insisted on negotiating national security matters first to prevent negotiations on borders, which would have facilitated the talks over national security and the future of much of the settlements.
Discusses the difficulties with police who, unlike the other unions, insisted on negotiating separately.
Taliban leaders have long dismissed the Afghan government as a Western puppet and insisted on negotiating directly with the United States.
Unlike Paul Rich in Sheshatshiu, Simeon Tshakapesh, the chief in Davis Inlet, has insisted on negotiating with the government before handing over the children.
The car buyer might have insisted on negotiating a price over the phone and getting it in writing via fax, with the promise that his father would sign the contract in person.
Union leaders are ending the walkout, they said, because Verizon management had finally agreed to engage in serious bargaining on the contentious issues after the company had originally insisted on negotiating more than 100 proposals for concessions.
China argues that ASEAN has no role in territorial issues, and insists on negotiating with the other claimants bilaterally.
And they insist on negotiating certain issues — including what the constitution will say on civilian oversight of the military — solely with the Brotherhood.
Some critics said the program had so many pitfalls that they were urging debtors to insist on negotiating directly with the agency.
But neither Mr Boucher nor other state department officials would specify what shape the Bonn talks would take, and whether US delegates would insist on negotiating from scratch, without reference to the Kyoto agreement.
Norman Seabrook, president of the Correction Officers Benevolent Associationn, is insisting on negotiating separately from other unions, hoping that his early endorsements of the election campaigns of Mr. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki will earn his union special protection.
