Sentence examples for basis for further negotiations from inspiring English sources
There is no basis for further negotiations," said Wolfgang Schäuble, the hawkish German finance minister.
Israel and the Palestinians have now both conditionally accepted President Clinton's Mideast peace proposals as a basis for further negotiations.
If the draft is agreed to by Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders, it would serve as a basis for further negotiations concerning the withdrawal of Turkish troops, the return of refugees to the Turkish portion of the island and the guaranteeing of the peace settlement by other countries.
This week the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPIM), the largest of the parliamentary red brigade, described the bill as "grossly violative" of assurances given in August by Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, and rejected it as a basis for further negotiations.Back then, Mr Singh assured Parliament that India would not be bound by laws passed by other countries.
I hope that they succeed in creating an agreement in the very near future which will serve as a basis for further negotiations between the parties.
Euro zone leaders said the new budget proposals from Athens on Monday were a basis for further negotiations to unlock billions of euros in frozen aid and avert a default next week that could lead to a Greek exit from the single currency area.
The parties agreed that Hunt's second, most recent offer to the junior doctors – all medics below the level of consultant – "is the basis for further negotiation".
Dr. Karadzic said on Tuesday for the first time that a proposed territorial split in Bosnia -- offering 49percentt of the land to the Serbs and 51percenttoto a Muslim-Croat federation -- could be accepted as a basis for further negotiation.
Negotiations with Olmert in the run-up to the Gaza war, Abbas claimed, had gone further than those held in January 2001 at Taba between Arafat and Ehud Barak and included "border swaps, Jerusalem and the return of some refugees", but the Netanyahu government refused to accept what had been agreed as a basis for further negotiation.
