The phrase "attend negotiations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of being present at discussions or meetings aimed at reaching an agreement.
Example: "The representatives from both sides will attend negotiations next week to finalize the contract."
Alternatives: "participate in negotiations" or "join negotiations".
But refusing to attend negotiations in Paris would risk the ire of their US allies.
He refused to attend negotiations and accused some British leaders of plotting to sell Belfast out to what he called the devils in Dublin.
Gehad el-Haddad, a spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party, said that the Islamists had rejected an invitation from Gen. Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi, the defense minister who issued the army's ultimatum, to attend negotiations.
He has also refused to attend negotiations with Mr Ravalomanana, only too aware that his bitter rival will effectively be neutralised if events are allowed to take their course.
One of the main unionist parties whose participation in emergency talks to save power sharing in Northern Ireland was in doubt has said it will attend negotiations in Belfast on Monday.
Salim al-Muslat, a spokesman for the Western-backed opposition delegation, revealed that a final decision would be reached on Wednesday at a meeting in Riyadh, but said that there was a "consensus" that the group should attend negotiations to end a conflict of almost five years.
Charity CEOs attending negotiations in New York are not necessarily the best people to communicate that.
The Commission, therefore, attends negotiations on behalf of the EC and its Member States vis-A-vis a third party4 without prejudice to legal competence.
Just three months ago, the prime minister told a UN summit that climate change is 'one of the most serious threats facing our world', yet he's just barred the minister in charge from attending negotiations crucial to clinching a global climate deal next year.
Where should I stay when attending Negotiation and Leadership?
Having seen the results I've received firsthand, three of my colleagues are attending Negotiation and Leadership this Spring.
