Sentence examples for of not negotiating from inspiring English sources

Multilateral institutions have a policy of not negotiating their claims at all.

The Algiers regime has reiterated its long-held policy of not negotiating with "terrorists".

American government officials worked to free us, but they maintained their longstanding policy of not negotiating with kidnappers.

The parents of murdered American journalist James Foley say the US and UK are "condemning its citizens to death" with their policy of not negotiating with terrorists.

And at Reddit, before Ms. Pao was ousted as chief executive this month, she started a policy of not negotiating salaries when recruiting new employees.

The Korean developments also generated new bipartisan pressure from Congress for the White House to rethink its policy of not negotiating until North Korea drops its nuclear program.

The process ended up working out for the Dodgers despite the judge's criticisms of McCourt for not negotiating the last few weeks on the terms of a loan and for agreeing to pay Highbridge $5.25 million if he did not get initial court approval of the loan from the firm.

That's fine by Higgins, who has every intention of building, not negotiating with his competitor.

In addition, since I'm not even sure any investment rules are needed, I would save the taxpayers a lot of money by not negotiating all of these treaties in the first place (and then later revising them when they come under criticism).

"So when you think about 35 days," McCarthy said, "we've got 35 days of Speaker Pelosi not negotiating and the president finally said, 'This is too much.'".

"Despite decades of bipartisan U.S. rhetoric about not negotiating with terrorists for the release of hostages," John Bolton wrote for The Washington Post's Web site, "it seems that the Obama administration not only chose to negotiate, but to send a former president to do so".