Is that a non-negotiable standard, the Platonic essence of "full-English-breakfastness", or are there only ever variations of the repertoire, like in jazz, or picking your five-a-side team from a squad of eight or nine?
This may explain why he intends to present his players, none of whom will want for anything when it comes to the latest kit, with a list of "non-negotiable" standards.
We all have those non-negotiable standards when it comes to relationships -- habits, qualities, characteristics, details and so on -- that we will simply not stand for.
Typically for scalability reasons, however, commercial CSPs provide non-negotiable, standard-form contracts that apply to all types of data.
Built on varied legal systems and cultural traditions, the Convention is a universally agreed set of non-negotiable standards and obligations.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), a universally agreed upon set of non-negotiable standards and obligations, provides protection and support for the rights of children.
The first sentence of the Sarah Palin bio, "Sarah: How a Hockey Mom Turned Alaska's Political Establishment Upside Down," which is currently climbing the bestseller lists: "Honesty became a non-negotiable family standard".
It is a friendly, family-style environment regarding how we treat each other, but at the same time, it is a manufacturer with a significant amount of customers, hard deadlines and non-negotiable quality standards.
This is primarily due to their worldwide evangelizing work, their "non negotiable" adherence to Bible standards, shunning ex members, and the fact that their teachings on certain subjects are "different" then what is taught in many "main stream" churches.
However, as a package, a company's standard benefits and negotiable perks can be worth as much as 30% to 40% of your base pay.
Objectives and standards are therefore less negotiable in instruction that is closer to the training end of the instruction continuum.
