Sentence examples for will not be negotiating from inspiring English sources

The Rams' president of football operations, Jay Zygmunt, said, "We will not be negotiating while he's out of camp".

So, when the Greek side comes to agree its new "contract" with its lenders in the summer, hoping to finally secure the somewhat abstract promise of debt relief that has been on the table since late 2012, it will not be negotiating from a position of strength.

Of course, there are other signs (which the Iranians no doubt see) indicating that the U.S. will not be negotiating in good faith.

That same month, while at Team Canada's summer camp for the 2010 Winter Olympics, Luongo set a September 13 deadline to sign a contract before the Canucks' training camp began, explaining that he "will not be negotiating during the season... [not wanting] that distraction".

The network's financial demands will not be negotiated at a perfect time.

He spoke slowly to the crowd between songs, in the unmistakable tone of a man who will not be negotiated with.

What has been taken by the force of arms will not be negotiated away".

He had previously written to Soulé that, if Cuba's purchase could not be negotiated, "you will then direct your effort to the next desirable object, which is to detach that island from the Spanish dominion and from all dependence on any European power" – words Soulé may have adapted to fit his own agenda.

what rights will it have to North Sea oil?—have not been negotiated.

A watertight accountability framework won't be negotiated; it will have to be built and strengthened over time.

They can't be negotiated with.