Sentence examples for other than negotiating from inspiring English sources

"We all know there is no alternative to peace other than negotiating peace, so we have no alternative but to continue peace efforts," Mr. Abbas said before meeting Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at the Palestinian Authority's headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah.

But they could do nothing about that other than negotiate with the Romans to mitigate pagan practices in the Temple area and in some public Roman ceremonies.

"The reality is African-Americans and Latinos who come from poverty-stricken neighborhoods are assigned public defenders too overburdened to do anything in most cases other than negotiate the most favorable plea deal, regardless of guilt or innocence," Mill wrote.

"Pakistan has told those people that are involved in the war that they do not have any other option than negotiating with Afghanistan's government," Abdullah said.

More people knocking on doors on Wednesday and Thursday the other week rather than negotiating front pages with the Murdoch press or engaging in other attention-seeking stunts might have helped get the Labour vote out.

But at the peaceful protest, white police officers and black protesters stood on a freezing intersection together for more than an hour with almost no interaction, other than politely negotiating the logistics of the march.

"We have got a government that is spending more time negotiating with its backbenchers than negotiating with other European leaders.

That $700B is savings in payments to hospitals and other providers (other than physicians) negotiated as part of the health care deal plus elimination of over-payments under a program called "Medicare Advantage" that did not work.

Countries that, due to patent law, are obligated to procure innovator products, are in a very difficult position because they have no option other than to negotiate with a monopoly provider for lower prices.

Trump will ask the House GOP to accept the Senate budget plan rather than negotiating with the other chamber over differences in their fiscal blueprint, aides said.

The case is good for discussion about what makes negotiating for oneself in an organization more difficult than negotiating on behalf of others.