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Significados de non-negotiable en inglés

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Uso de non-negotiable en inglés
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But that is the one thing Mr Micheletti has said is non-negotiable.
The Irish Times
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It has long said its ballistic missile program is defensive and non-negotiable.
Reuters
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A committee of wheels met to formulate a list of non-negotiable demands.
The new yorker
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They regard Taiwan as a renegade province and its sovereignty as non-negotiable.
The Guardian
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That is non-negotiable for us, for the government and for the ratepayers.
Radio NZ
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That has always been the non-negotiable prerequisite for an All Black captain.
Radio NZ
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Engagement with China is non-negotiable and any alternative strategy is simply not credible.
The Guardian
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Abhisit said the deal was non-negotiable and ordered the red shirts to leave.
Reuters
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There's certainly scope for positive changes, but they may be non-negotiable.
The South African
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It says the science is non-negotiable, and the global community must act now.
Radio NZ
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The laws of physics are non-negotiable, Jarraud told a news conference.
Reuters
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So rehearsing is an inherent, inevitable and non-negotiable part of the creative process.
Reuters
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Aston Villa A proper run at promotion is surely non-negotiable at this stage.
The Guardian
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The company says that its closure is non-negotiable, and talks have broken down.
The Guardian
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Its integrity is non-negotiable, as is the autonomy of decisions of the 27.
The Guardian
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Why do women often make height such a non-negotiable deal breaker?
News.com.au
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