Sentence examples for awaiting negotiation from inspiring English sources

There are about 50 pending policy matters awaiting negotiation, Mr. Fine's report said.

The plight of Palestinian refugees is one of the issues awaiting negotiation in the talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

They are also awaiting negotiations in Washington over the so-called fiscal cliff, when a series of tax cuts expire at the end of the year.

The emperor retired into Ethiopia to await negotiations, and on October 26 , 1896 he signed the Treaty of Addis Ababa, which abrogated the Treaty of Wichale.

The president, in principle a strict constructionist, thought that an amendment to the Constitution might be required to legalize the transaction; but, after due consideration and considerable oratory, the Senate approved the treaty by a vote of 24 to 7. The setting of fixed boundaries awaited negotiations with Spain and Great Britain.

League officials, having publicly voiced "concern with this season's 1% attendance decline, are in full posture mode as they await negotiations with the next NFLPA administration under an economic cloud.

The company has since suspended the plan, awaiting the outcome of negotiations between the industry and the F.T.C. on voluntary privacy standards.

Moss, a receiver from Miami who was the Jets' first-round draft pick, remained in Florida, awaiting the conclusion of negotiations, but he does not have to report to the Jets until 5 p.m.

A committee aide says those numbers are absent from FIRST because the panel is awaiting the results of negotiations on this year's federal budget and a long-term spending plan.

The final bill awaits House-Senate negotiation.

Weeks or months of negotiation await, as the parties sort out who will lead various ministries.