Sentence examples for chapter of negotiations from inspiring English sources

There was some progress in June; Turkey completed the first official step toward membership when an initial symbolic chapter of negotiations on its terms of admission was opened and closed.

But a confidential text seen by the Guardian and filed in the sustainable development chapter of negotiations earlier this week contains only vaguely phrased and non-binding commitments to environmental safeguards.

In light of the rejection of the flawed UN-centric Annan Plan in 2004 by 76% of Greek Cypriot voters, these talks are entirely Cypriot driven and oriented around six chapters of negotiation key to the creation of a viable bi-communal bi-zonal federation.

Whether they will serve prison time for the thousands of kidnappings and killings committed under their leadership will be dealt with as part of the transitional-justice chapter of the negotiations.

Whether the commanders will serve any prison time for the thousands of kidnappings and killings committed under their leadership will be an issue dealt with as part of the transitional justice chapter of the negotiations.

See articleAfter Turkey refused to meet a European Union deadline of next week for opening up its ports to trade with (Greek) Cyprus, the European Commission proposed the suspension of eight of the 35 chapters of membership negotiations.

The 2006 decision to "freeze" a number of chapters of the negotiations was taken unanimously by all member states, including the UK, due to Turkey's insistence on not recognising the Republic of Cyprus and its refusal to fulfil and comply with its obligations vis-a-vis the EU and its member states.

Leaked drafts of some chapters of the negotiation texts -- which the administration keeps secret -- have reinforced those fears.

The aim of the second design step is to generate new alternatives that could get a wider agreement than the reasonable alternatives identified so far; this is ascertained in the chapter through a second step of negotiations.

Mr President, the debate we are holding today is, as we know, the final chapter in a long series of negotiations.

The Chapter 11 filing comes after months of negotiations with creditors.