| The company has dropped plans to put in a gas station, another source of opposition, but has said the round-the-clock hours are nonnegotiable. |
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| It is nonnegotiable, and inviolable, precisely because it is independent of all our values. |
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| Nestlé Basic Management and Leadership Principles emphasise that respect for the individual is nonnegotiable. |
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| This decision has possibly opened the door to the granting of other types of claims evidenced by nonnegotiable instrument as security for loans. |
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| This document is nonnegotiable, like a consignment note and is not equivalent to a bill of lading. |
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| It has to do with reinvigorating, and perhaps enforcing, what he sees as Christianity's nonnegotiable moral precepts. |
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| But before you join a religious order and attempt to purify yourself, remember that the Vatican has determined that the celibacy rule is nonnegotiable. |
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| Education is a nonnegotiable human right and yet it is often not respected or implemented as such. |
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| For a person who can only walk with difficulty or who uses a wheelchair a relatively small gap may simply be nonnegotiable. |
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| The homicide detective, like the painter, is motivated by a sense of fairness formed by faith and a nonnegotiable moral code. |
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| He understood access as a nonnegotiable human right that should be protected and referred to several decisions of the InterAmerican Court. |
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| Even after a long day on her TV show, King says that attending the opening of the summit was a nonnegotiable. |
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| Poised between numbness and agitation, they stare into space like bit players whose roles are nonnegotiable though ambiguous. |
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| While taxes are a nonnegotiable part of the deal, there are tax incentives and advantages available to the well-researched real estate investor. |
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| This matter is, in the Indian dialectic of beauty, nonnegotiable. |
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| All the Founders agreed that American independence from Great Britain was nonnegotiable and that whatever government was established in lieu of British rule must be republican in character. |
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| When American executives travel abroad, they tend to expect certain nonnegotiable amenities, among them drinking water that doesn't cause diarrhea, taxi-drivers who speak English, and decent golf. |
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| But Hamlet finds that his mind is already tainted, not with incestuous desires but, rather, with the desperate neediness and angry narcissism that are nonnegotiable parts of real love. |
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| If more than one original of the nonnegotiable document has been issued, the surrender of one original will suffice and the other originals cease to have any effect or validity. |
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| Clarifying the rules regarding when a document is nonnegotiable. |
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| This trading account does not record transactions relating to the management of the State's negotiable and nonnegotiable debt or its cash holdings. |
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| These nonnegotiable securities provide the Silver Fund with the flexibility it needs for its investments, while ensuring absolute transparency with regard to the markets. |
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| The carrier may refuse delivery if the person claiming to be the consignee fails to properly identify itself on the request of the carrier, and shall refuse delivery if the nonnegotiable document is not surrendered. |
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| The revised framework agreement would have been submitted to the Security Council, which would then have presented it to the parties on a nonnegotiable basis. |
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| Profit, understood in the broader sense, becomes nothing more than a kind of systematic, nonnegotiable contractual remuneration of shareholders for making financial resources available. |
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| Puerto Rico and United States officials on several occasions stated seemingly nonnegotiable positions that would not permit establishment of equivalency in the sense of ''having the same effect'' that the FTA calls for. |
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| In conclusion, the first prerequisite for professional and ethic journalism is freedom and democracy, which is nonnegotiable, Rizaov is determined. |
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