Sentence examples for attempt to finalize a from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Rockies will attempt to finalize a long-term deal with Arenado.

Pushing the deadline back signals the two sides will attempt to finalize a contract that would keep Kershaw, 30, in Los Angeles beyond the next two seasons.

On Thursday, European Union (EU) officials are meeting again with their Turkish counterparts in Brussels to attempt to finalize a deal that would see a "one in, one out" system.

As politicians attempt to finalize a deal to stem the flow of refugees and migrants into Europe, some of the more than 14,000 people camped out at the Greek border town of Idomeni told VICE News that they will remain there — regardless of what European and Turkish leaders decide.

For the next few months, Anna will work from Trenton as she attempts to finalize a deal with the goal of opening a Sydney office this summer.

This time around, President Heller is in London with Audrey and her husband, Chief of Staff Mark Boudreau Tate Donovann) attempting to finalize a deal involving military bases with the British government.

Following Judge Steven Rhodes' decision to officially declare Detroit bankrupt earlier this month, city attorneys and creditors met Wednesday in court, attempting to finalize an end to the swaps deal, along with a new $350 million loan from London's Barclays Bank, the Detroit Free Press reports.

We anticipate this will result in a net reduction of our workforce of up to 10% over the next several quarters – and we will attempt to finalize all domestic actions by the end of March.

It also said that the Spanish publication Marca said La Liga has no legal grounds to reject the payment and that PSG and Neymar would be within their rights to ask FIFA to intervene in the matter in an attempt to finalize the deal.

Prime Minister Tony Blair, whose Labor Party easily won in Britain's elections, is scheduled to travel to Belfast next week in an attempt to finalize negotiations on some outstanding issues.

And on Sept. 30, amid escalating violence in Jerusalem and the West Bank, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told the U.N. General Assembly he would no longer abide by the Oslo Accords, a Clinton-era attempt to finalize Palestinian statehood by 1998.