Sentence examples for resisting negotiating from inspiring English sources

But Bush administration officials, insisting that Russia and America are not enemies, are resisting negotiating arms-control treaties.

Lincoln Center is expected to resist negotiating further with Mr. Guenther.

The move was a surprise from an administration that often resists negotiating.

Australia has resisted negotiating a permanent border until 2056 at the earliest.

"We have resisted negotiating through the media because we prefer to sit across a table.

Syria has resisted negotiating outside Damascus, its capital, fearing that a foreign locale will give the opposition more credibility.

For while he can't resist negotiating for new acquisitions, especially in this magical baseball season (he has offered to swap a Roger Maris Yankee uniform for the one Mark McGwire wears on the day he breaks Maris's homer record), for six years, Mr. Halper has been trying to sell the entire collection, which he values at $42 million, only to strike out.

The Russian airstrikes support Assad's efforts to defeat the rebels, Clapper said, and allows Assad to resist negotiating an end to a conflict that began in 2011 and has taken an estimated 400,000 lives.

Mark A. Lause has stepped into this breach with a labor history of the Civil War a detailed examination of the experiences of working people as they resisted, negotiated, exploited, and survived (or not) the war.

But the banks resisted, negotiated, and were able to get terms in the U.S.-private sector relationship that undermined taxpayer interests while maximizing the firms'.

Churchill viewed the general strike as a quasi-revolutionary measure and was foremost in resisting a negotiated settlement.