negotiable

The price of a family day is negotiable, he said.

Something perhaps more negotiable, as we say in the City.

When I told the woman the price, she asked whether it was negotiable.

The price is negotiable; the house has been on the market for two months.

If it is, the team began to believe the road was negotiable late last season.

Let me make it clear to you that my terms are not negotiable.

I've told you what I want and it's not negotiable.

"But the right to decide on the land is not negotiable."

What we tell the rest of the universe is negotiable.

What many do not know is just how negotiable that commission can be.

From the beginning, our position has been that public safety issues are not negotiable.

They are negotiable, but remember that this is a poor town where the money makes a big difference.

But at many others, rates are negotiable for the first time in a decade.

That is not a negotiable issue and never will be, Israeli officials say.

Once the doors are opened to a free market, the price is always negotiable.

But it seemed more about money than theology, and thus negotiable.

Union and industry representatives say most of those issues are negotiable, but not the top two.

Let me be clear: freedom of speech is not negotiable.

The return of the others to Republican sovereignty, however, was not negotiable.

For young American workers, benefits have become negotiable rather than part of the social contract.

"It should be negotiable before the end of this phase."

Some also expressed the view that the agreement was still negotiable.

The players have received the money for more than 20 years, but the owners now say the issue is negotiable.

Yet prices are often negotiable, and packages may be available.

Rates are negotiable at present, with discounts of up to 40 percent sometimes available.