Sentence examples for a time when negotiations from inspiring English sources

It consists of just two sentences - "Strikes are wrong at a time when negotiations are still underway.

"Such reports," it announced, "are directed against the country and considered dangerous at a time when negotiations with creditor partners are at a crucial point".

It comes at a time when negotiations with America over the Trans8-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a 12-country free-trade agreement, were supposed to be coming to a head.

"They are illegal under international law, present an obstacle to peace and take us further away from a two-state solution at a time when negotiations to achieve this objective urgently need to be resumed".

The decision to suspend the investigation, taken at a meeting of Premiership Rugby's shareholders, was made partly to avoid potential embarrassment at a time when negotiations are being held with the Rugby Football Union over the renewal of the elite player agreement.

The invitation to Rome for President Peres of Israel and the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is an intriguing development, at a time when negotiations have collapsed.

At a time when negotiation was anathema to American war leaders who claimed the United States was winning, he arranged for Henry Kissinger to visit Hanoi, secretly, dangling a deal that Johnson later proffered in a speech in San Antonio.

That much was not new for Mr. Sharon, who has pledged himself to the peace plan, with reservations, in the past, but it was a reassuring affirmation at a time when peace negotiations had been stalled for several months.

The sharp public break between the family and Trump leaves the White House struggling to deal with a growing political backlash over the president's lack of attention on North Korea's human rights abuses at a time when nuclear disarmament negotiations have broken down.

Marshall's dispatch to China by U.S. president Harry S. Truman in December 1945 came at a time when U.S.-sponsored negotiations between Chiang Kai-shek, the Nationalist president of China, and Mao Zedong, the leader of the communists, had broken down, and civil war seemed imminent.

Cheikh Ahmed said the attack took place "amid significant progress in the long peace negotiations, and at a time when we were negotiating a durable accord".