On Thursday, apparently incensed over Peña Nieto's tempered rejection of his bluster, Trump fired off an ultimatum, using Twitter to tell Peña Nieto that "if Mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting".
But while welcoming a plan by Belgrade to stabilize the region, NATO's secretary general, Lord Robertson, above, said any ultimatum or use of force by Serbian forces to regain control of the zone would be unacceptable.
Mentiones headlines in which "ultimatum" was used; The Herald Tribune, The Times, The Sun, the World-Telegram, the Post, the Daily Worker, the Journal American and the Mirror.
Mr. Soldano was never harmed, but this arrest-and-treatment versus death ultimatum was used by federal prosecutors last week to argue that Mr. Aparo was a danger to the community and ought to be in jail.
-Physician "There are no mandates or ultimatums about using the computer system".
France said it would veto any resolution with an ultimatum for the use of force, and Mr. Blair and his officials, playing on Britons' traditional rivalry with their cross-Channel neighbor, have repeatedly blamed the diplomatic failure on Paris in recent days.
The ultimatum game is used as a tool to learn about reward standards in an asymmetric procedure.
Later, during English, when he gets an ultimatum to stop using a cell phone, the youth unplugs its charger and walks out of class without a word.
Don't try and use ultimatums if you're talking about someone's personality.
