Sentence examples for believed negotiations from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Amorim, Brazil's foreign minister, made it clear that his country believed negotiations would be more effective.

In a telephone interview on Friday, Mr. Verrone said he believed "negotiations will resume" between writers and the companies soon, adding that he expected to meet with the membership in small groups and at a general assembly of members within the next two weeks.

While he personally preferred to remain in the EU and he believed negotiations would be successful, he added.

It is believed negotiations are ongoing.

"We believe negotiations should be private," Mathis told me.

(Its position only recently evolved; now America believes negotiations must end with Mr. Assad's departure).

But he added, "I don't believe negotiations have gone well".

Gatland also said he believes negotiations need to be held with the host nation over the number of games leading up to the test series.

They believe negotiations will have to be postponed until next year because other countries such as Denmark are also threatening to veto the budget.

While John Kerry, the US Secretary of State, has said he does not believe Tehran's assertions over its nuclear programme, he is reluctant to impose fresh sanctions and believes negotiations ought to be given more time to produce results.

We are now more confident in management's ability to execute deals at good multiples, which is pertinent as we believe negotiations to sell Macau are still on-going.