Sentence examples for not even negotiating from inspiring English sources

The way we hear it, they're not even negotiating in person.

Currently, Israel and the Palestinian Authority, represented by the Western-backed Fatah movement, are not even negotiating face to face, but are holding indirect, American-brokered talks.

In the next month, Democrats and Republicans, so at odds with one another that they are not even negotiating to avert the across-the-board cuts set to kick in at the end of the week, will have to find a way to agree on spending levels for the remainder of this year.

The energy crisis (and gas prices and lines) hit Carter hard, and not even negotiating a strategic nuclear arms treaty (S.A.L.T. II) with the Soviet Union helped much.

"On the other hand, the U.S. has refused to talk with anybody — not even negotiate — since Reagan got his fingers burned," Anderson said, referring to the Iran-Contra scandal of the nineteen-eighties.

'Congress could not even negotiate a healthcare bill after seven years of talking,' Trump said.

"Congress could not even negotiate a healthcare bill after seven years of talking," Trump said.

"He wanted to buy whatever he could, and he was willing to pay whatever people were asking; he wasn't even negotiating".

Instead, Mr. Walker has rejected union concessions and won't even negotiate.

Last week, he said he wouldn't even negotiate over raising the debt limit.

"The Brazilians walk in, they don't even negotiate," said Mr. Dezer, who said he would announce two new projects by the end of the year.