Sentence examples for not really negotiating from inspiring English sources

Above all, they need not worry about negotiations because Israel is not really negotiating.

They're not really negotiating in good faith".

"First, you are not really negotiating but trying to understand and educate.

The E.U. was not really negotiating on behalf of European commercial fishing interests, he claims - but then, neither was the Mauritanian government was negotiating on behalf of its citizens.

But the movement, once it was in the hands of the ultras, did not really negotiate.

"So we weren't really negotiating".

"I can't really negotiate with the F.O.P. in print," she said.

Izzy Lewis, 18, observes that if you want to do a particular course at your university of choice, "you can't really negotiate with the university on your grades" – and that was enough motivation for her.

Because, the idea that the administration's just going to present a completed document to the public and then basically say even if there isn't TPA formally, well take it or leave it, we can't really negotiate with this, is in the end, I believe, going to be politically toxic for all the understandable reasons.

"First, you've got to understand that he didn't really actually negotiate that much himself," said Shell of Trump's real estate heyday.

But that's not really how negotiating works.