Sentence examples for starts negotiating with from inspiring English sources

House Speaker John A. Boehner on Sunday defiantly rejected calls to reopen the government and raise the federal debt limit, warning that the nation is headed for a first-ever default unless President Obama starts negotiating with Republicans.

There is a point while shopping that a woman will pay anything for the object she seeks; where she starts negotiating with a greater retail power, mentally peeling off $50s: "Just get me something that fits and I'll go up to $130, O.K., $180, all right, $230".

Moreover, barring a change of heart, Hogan's decision strips Redskins owner Daniel Snyder of significant leverage in getting his new stadium built — leverage Snyder was counting on when, and if, he starts negotiating with officials in the District on financial incentives and accommodations for the project.

The government wants creditors -- including the Siam Commercial Bank, the International Finance Corporation and Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau -- to write off most of their debt before it starts negotiating with Tanayong, the biggest shareholder of Bangkok Mass Transit, the transport minister, Suriya Jungrungreangkit told reporters in Bangkok after meeting with creditors.

Either he starts negotiating with the Catalans to see how many of their demands he can meet, or he faces them down and dares them to do their worst.

And even if you get through, we'll just kill anyone who starts negotiating with you in good faith.

The 158 free agents could start negotiating with teams today.

The United States, having already opened free-trade talks with Thailand, will start negotiating with Malaysia shortly.

Gradually, as the studios started negotiating with competing chains, this method of platform release was abandoned.

The Government needs to start negotiating with us and reconsider their pay policy".

Prime Minister Julia Gillard told reporters Sunday that she had started negotiating with independent lawmakers.