Sentence examples for commence negotiations from inspiring English sources

If the DGA negotiates first - it's planning to commence negotiations in early January - it will probably conclude a deal promptly.

The directors, he wrote, "have a fiduciary duty to commence negotiations with InBev".

"After the terror is halted," the statement said, "Israel will be pleased to commence negotiations for a diplomatic settlement between it and the Palestinians".

In 1978, the Union notified the Railroad that it desired to commence negotiations, and the parties began collective bargaining as provided by the Act.

Morrison added: "The department will commence negotiations with the preferred tenderers shortly and depending on the success of those negotiations contracts will be entered into".

He asked whether the US plan was to move forward on negotiations without consensus, or was the plan to begin negotiations only after all States agreed to commence negotiations?

This offer is subject to Take-Two agreeing by Feb. 22, 2008 to commence negotiation of a definitive merger agreement and to permit EA to commence a limited due-diligence review of Take-Two.

They issued a prepared statement: "ITVS commenced negotiations to fund the film 'Citizen Corp' based on a written proposal.

For its part, BP said it "welcomed today's announcement by Rosneft of its interest in commencing negotiations".

Alternatively, the board should insist on and obtain the controlling stockholder's consent to these conditions before engaging with the controlling stockholder and commencing negotiations.

In 1993 Israel's prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, called on the leader of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation, Yasser Arafat, to recognise Israel as a prerequisite for signing the Oslo agreement and commencing negotiations between the two peoples.