| He also pointed out that his country announced that if the nuclear energy is used for peaceful purposes, it is something unnegotiable at all. |
| It is merely an unnegotiable bit of glass, or even a note on the Bank of Engraving. |
| It's an absolute dump, with almost unnegotiable grades and turns that can't be seen until after you register. |
| A few moments' grace to deliver us from a situation that seems unnegotiable. |
| Also submerging us, making of the fields, the trees, a cast of characters in an unnegotiable drama, ordained, iron-gloom of low light, everything at once undoing itself. |
| This means unnegotiable rigour in our choices and in the control of our production processes. |
