Sernac said it tried quietly to negotiate a solution with La Polar, but the company would not stop.
In his weekly radio address today, Mr. Reagan said the Administration had tried to negotiate a solution with the Sandinistas at 10 high-level meetings in the last two years.
He will ask the Commerce Secretary, Donald L. Evans to step up studies of the problem and announce his fidelity to a 1992 United Nations treaty that commits the United States to negotiating a solution with the rest of the world.
The European Union trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, said in a statement that he and fellow commissioners had agreed in principle to open an antidumping and antisubsidy case, although they would first seek to negotiate a solution with Chinese authorities.
BBC diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall says the UK has always insisted it wants to negotiate a solution with Ecuador through dialogue and probably wanted to reiterate that point ahead of Friday's meeting, where it expects a large majority of Latin American countries to side with Ecuador.
Immigration was a political, not judicial question and if the plaintiff in this case had a problem he should petition the Chinese government to negotiate a solution with the U.S. The principle was "one people, one nation, one power," the court said.
And they only have two months to negotiate a solution with President Obama.
Last month, U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw in the Southern District of California forced the government to negotiate a solution with lawyers for immigrant children and parents.
Instead, it should stand up for consumers and wildlife by negotiating a solution with Mexico that keeps the "dolphin-safe" label intact.
"Not once, did (Orr's) representatives sit down and seek to negotiate a solution with our union," Steven Kreisberg, national director for collective bargaining for AFSCME, told a news conference.
Even better, he could appoint a high-level deputy for Guantanamo — Vice President Joe Biden, say, or retiring FBI Director Robert Mueller or even former CIA Director David H. Petraeus — to negotiate a solution with Congress, which has been more trouble than most foreign governments.
