Sentence examples for Negotiations underway from inspiring English sources
Negotiations underway in Vienna over the UNGASS outcome document are being closely watched by advocates, who say it must differ considerably from what emerged from the 1998 session.
In the fraught negotiations underway to negotiate a new 7-year budget for the European Union, officials at the European Commission the E.U. executive branch came up with the idea of removing two pricey items from the budget spreadsheet and getting E.U. member states to fund them directly.
Updated: Tax and spending negotiations underway in Md .Maryland House and Senate budget negotiators met Monday morning to start the process of reconciling differences in their tax and spending plans.
It is also widely believed to be using intelligence in support of trade negotiations underway with European and Asian trading partners.
U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice argued that the United States had concerns that a hasty move in the council to weigh in on the matter might jeopardize cease-fire negotiations underway in the region.
With negotiations underway, Paul Kinzer, Rodríguez's agent, declined to discuss the financial terms but added that the Mets' opening bid — a two-year proposal worth about $24 million that also contained a third-year vesting option — would not be sufficient.
There is no negotiation underway on the status of the Golan Heights, nor any expectation that Israel is going to withdraw from it.
There is no negotiation underway on the area's status, nor any expectation that Israel is going to withdraw from it.
The biggest negotiation underway involves the future of Airbus Industrie, the European airliner-maker that has been giving Boeing a run for its money.
While the waiter obsesses over his cauliflower and tries to keep the bandages on his blister clean, he senses a negotiation underway at the Pig's table.
Not too much time on the clock, because we didn't want them to play games, but enough time, to really see if we could get that negotiation underway and fulfilled.
