Sentence examples for call off negotiations from inspiring English sources

The news prompted the Palestinians to call off negotiations and strained Israel's relations with the US.

So Mr Sharon called off negotiations to rebuild his coalition.

The Port Authority said it called off negotiations in 2009 because the church was asking for too much money.

Bharti called off negotiations after MTN turned Bharti's takeover plan upside down, proposing to take over Bharti instead.

VW said it had called off negotiations indefinitely and accused Porsche of failing to be clear about its own financial position.

The first attempt to cobble together a new Greek government collapsed quickly when Antonis Samaras, the centre-right leader, called off negotiations.

Talking of troubled managers, West Ham have apparently called off negotiations with Slaven Bilic over a new, improved and extended contract because they're worried he might actually be rubbish.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, whose bid to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace fell apart when Netanyahu called off negotiations over the Abbas-Hamas pact, reasserted Washington's support for Israel's right to self-defense on Sunday.

But Pujols and the team decided to call off talks for a new deal, in negotiations both sides called amicable but unfruitful.

But if either country votes no, their governments will come under pressure at least to postpone, and possibly to call off, the negotiations with Turkey.The odds still favour the opening of talks, if only for fear of the fallout from not opening them.

In other words, there were people in Iran who wanted to call off the negotiations.