Sentence examples for article negotiations from inspiring English sources

In addition: ✯ CIET's report on the 2009 social audit was made available to the Nicaraguan public on the website of the Procuraduría General de la República which represents the state in all business negotiations [ 29]. ✯ At the time we were completing the final draft of this article negotiations were under way for a fifth round of social audit on corruption.

Ideas about childrearing may be transmitted in many ways: through published statements (books, blogs, magazine articles), negotiations among family members, conversations among peers, or through interactions with medical or other kinds of professionals.

The Foreign Office was said to be concerned about the risk of sensitive material being exposed as article 50 negotiations over Britain's exit from the EU – and subsequent talks on its future trade and other relations with the bloc – start to get under way.

This must be done before article 50 negotiations start".

A prime minister who began the article 50 negotiations as David Cameron appeared to suggest would be exercising powers under the royal prerogative, which are inherently undemocratic even with a parliamentary debate.

"They have said to me, pretty well in terms, the UK should sort this out before March and that would ensure that the article 50 negotiations got off to a much better start than they will otherwise do so".

The group, whose members include advocates of a soft Brexit such as Alistair Burt, Nicholas Soames, Nick Herbert and Anna Soubry, had been invited in to No 10 to discuss the government's strategy for handling the article 50 negotiations with the other 27 EU-member states.

But officials at BEIS are adamant that this is not the case, and UK participation – in whatever form – remains a key item in the Article 50 negotiations to come.

Parliament should be allowed to inform itself, review and help to start frame this debate as a matter of urgency before article 50 negotiations, that is, before next March, according to the prime minister, Theresa May.

As you read this article, critical negotiations are taking place in Bali, where the world's governments are, we hope, constructively working together towards agreeing the much-needed successor to the Kyoto protocol.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights and a House of Lords select committee has urged Theresa May to secure the status of EU citizens living in the UK at the start of the article 50 negotiations.