Sentence examples for will not be negotiations from inspiring English sources

"If they don't accept this offer, one, there will not be negotiations and two, there will be additional sanctions".

"The Palestinians know there will not be any negotiations as long as the terror doesn't stop.

But Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, made clear today that those discussions will not be formal negotiations over detailed arms control limits.

"The decision to carry out the operation was made to send a message that there will not be any negotiation with the pirates," the official said.

This will not be a negotiation and penalties for flouting the law will only be decided at the end of it".

Murdoch's son James, who is chief executive of BSkyB, will not be involved in negotiations.

Van Rompuy, a former prime minister of Belgium, will not be involved in negotiations.

The next EU budget round, which starts in earnest later this year, will be extremely tricky.The real risk, however, will not be that EU negotiations become harder.

In response to North Korean provocations, the Bush administration has maintained that it will not be blackmailed into negotiations, but that it also seeks a peaceful solution to the crisis and has no plans to invade the North.

The latter, by the way, goes against an explicit campaign statement by Netanyahu that Livni, who has been pushing for a two-state solution of Israel next to a Palestinian state, will not be involved in negotiations with the Palestinians.

"This will not be an easy negotiation," Celis said.