Sentence examples for should not be negotiating from inspiring English sources

The directors should not be negotiating fees and cost structures with the managers, he said.

Jairam Ramesh, India's environment minister, said: "We are saying that heads of state should not be negotiating a draft text.

AFGHANISTAN There was a time when Mr. Romney declared that America should not be negotiating with the Taliban, but that it should be killing all the Taliban.

Investigators said Mr. Kokh should not be negotiating an agreement with Mr. Gusinsky because he is a witness in its case against the media mogul.

"The president should not be negotiating details of a tax relief package or of a stimulus package with members of Congress," Mr. Calio said.

Mr Bush, who may find himself competing with Mr Rubio for some of the same backers and donors in Florida, said that until Cuba changed, America should not be "negotiating with a repressive regime .It is easy to get the impression, alas, that the political class's response to Cuba policy is not really about Cuba at all.

According to Brewer (2008), given that written input should not be negotiated on the spot like oral input can, it is necessary that the negotiation of meaning of the material occur before by modification.

Balls and Alexander insisted that Britain's rebate continued to be justified and should not be negotiated away.

On Tuesday, however, Mr. Rajoy convinced the regions that such an overhaul should not be negotiated until next year, to avoid unnerving investors already concerned about Spain's lack of budgetary discipline.

IRIB, since I can remember, only broadcast interviews with people in anti-American demonstrations where they would say that the US was the people's enemy, and should not be negotiated with.

As an American of Indian descent who witnessed the attacks of 9/11 firsthand and the siege in Mumbai on TV, I cringe at the suggestion that these acts of terrorism against civilians should be regarded as evidence of a flawed political position rather than what they are — cowardly attacks by people who have a warped sense of what honor is and who cannot and should not be negotiated with.