Sentence examples for stop negotiating with from inspiring English sources
Phase Three: If Snowe agrees to an acceptable public-option provision, immediately stop negotiating with Lieberman and go to the Senate floor with a bill.
Norman Quijano, the mayor of San Salvador and Arena's 2014 presidential candidate, is pledging to get tough on crime and stop negotiating with criminals.
In the House, Maxine Waters, the left-wing lawmaker from Los Angeles, warned the president to stop negotiating with conservative Democrats and Republicans.
Mr. Nunu, the Hamas spokesman, called on the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank to stop negotiating with Israel, which he said "gives legitimacy" to the killing.
The United States Business and Industry Council, for example, which represents family-owned domestic manufacturing businesses, argues that President Obama should stop negotiating with China and start imposing taxes and tariffs.
"'You want me to stop negotiating with them?'" Dell said Ashe replied: "'No, I think I want you to continue, because I think I have an advantage that way.'" Dell added: "And I happened to agree with him".
After a few months, the government stopped negotiating with them.
City lawyers have also stopped negotiating with the prosecutors over the stop-and-frisk practices, said a lawyer who has been briefed on the talks.
Cashman said at the general managers' meetings last month that he had stopped negotiating with Pettitte to allow him the opportunity to be courted by other teams.
In 2002 New York University was the first private university to recognise a PhD teachers' union, but stopped negotiating with it three years later.In some countries, such as Britain and America, poor pay and job prospects are reflected in the number of foreign-born PhD students.
Most details were used to underscore the fact that even after officials at Sotheby's and Christie's had agreed among themselves to stop negotiating sellers' commissions along with certain kinds of financing, they went ahead with that sort of dealmaking as if they had never made the commitment.
