By the time Avineri met the Jordanian king seven years later there already were so many absolutely "unnegotiable" faits accomplis on the West Bank and in Jerusalem, the King no longer dared to be the first. ❋ Avineri, Shlomo (2002)
Mr Gerber called on Christian churches dealing with Christian children to take an "unnegotiable" position on Christian education with the government. ❋ Unknown (1992)
We need to show everyone in our electoral chains of command that they have an unnegotiable mandate to meet climate change head-on, that their political careers depend on taking action, and that if economic transformation means inconvenience, hard work and sacrifice, we are willing. ❋ William S. Becker (2010)
"Belief" is (intuitively I would say, by definition) only verified by itself, it is necessarily absolute and unnegotiable. ❋ Hal Duncan (2010)
That it could not stick to the coast was because of the Nilus Delta, a hundred-and-fifty-mile-wide fan of unnegotiable swamps and waterways no road traversed. ❋ Colleen McCullough (2007)
Oh yes, for our SUV, NASCAR, exurban way of life, which is unnegotiable. ❋ Unknown (2007)
After a further reconnaissance the ice ahead proved quite unnegotiable, so at 8.30 p.m. last night, to the intense disappointment of all, instead of forging ahead, we had to retire half a mile so as to get on a stronger floe, and by 10 p.m. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Some argue the names are an important mark of history that cannot and should not be erased while others say change is unnegotiable in the new multi-racial society. ❋ Unknown (2005)
And to this stew we should add an unnegotiable obligation? ❋ Trinityboy (2005)
And no one should for a moment interpret our responses as implying any threat to the continued freedom and independence of the media, which is unnegotiable. ❋ Unknown (2001)
“Now, given those unnegotiable terms, who would you recommend I interview?” ❋ Judith McNaught (1995)
This is a therapeutic strategy whereby an apparently unnegotiable or highly emotional issue is deliberately set aside while other, less volatile issues are dealt with and resolved. ❋ RICHARD A. WELLS (1994)
The Via Praenestina and the Via Labicana were now unnegotiable thanks to Ofella's wall and ditch, but the Via Latina and the Via Appia were still open, still connected Rome and the north with Campania and the south. ❋ McCullough, Colleen, 1937- (1993)
But when Midas, with the healthy appetite of the peasant-born, would have eaten largely of the savoury food that his cooks prepared, he found that his teeth only touched roast kid to turn it into a slab of gold, that garlic lost its flavour and became gritty as he chewed, that rice turned into golden grains, and curdled milk became a dower fit for a princess, entirely unnegotiable for the digestion of man. ❋ Jeanie Lang (N/A)
It was valuable but the large monogram deeply engraved on the gold case may have made it unnegotiable. ❋ Ada Woodruff Anderson (N/A)
When travelling over roadless country the Boer's instinct will direct him in tracing the most practicable route for his wagons, and with his experience he can foretell what kind of topography he will in succession have to traverse, avoiding unnegotiable spots and unnecessary detours, and when about to halt, a surveying gaze will locate the safest and most suitable position for his temporary camp. ❋ C. H. Thomas (N/A)
