Sentence examples for rejected negotiating from inspiring English sources

President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, who takes office on Dec. 1, has rejected negotiating with the gangs, mindful of the PRI's past reputation for cutting deals.

The Justice and Equality Movement, a major rebel group in Darfur that signed a preliminary accord with Khartoum last month, announced that it would now reject negotiating with Mr. Bashir's government.

Some issues cannot be solved to the complete satisfaction of both parties, particularly if one party chooses to reject negotiating and hold steadfast to what they want.

He also rejected the negotiating position of his own top advisers.

The unionized workers had twice rejected a negotiated contract.

But the city's executive council unanimously rejected a negotiated deal after a closed-door meeting.

In states where regulators have the power to curb excessive rate hikes, the increases are often rejected or negotiated down.

His nakedly political statements have also helped validate Palestinian moves to internationalise their claims for their own state by allowing them to argue Netanyahu has rejected a negotiated settlement even if he has tried to row it back.

In July, the parliament voted by 318 votes to 278, with 31 abstentions, to reject the negotiating mandate that had been proposed by the Juri committee the month before.

A decade later he awarded Libyan citizenship to diehard Tuareg rebels who rejected the negotiated peace settlement in Niger and enlisted many of them in the Libyan army.

In 2005, these efforts broke down with Iranian President Ahmadinejad rejected European negotiating offers and restarted some of the suspended nuclear activities.