Sentence examples for concrete negotiations from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Börse and Euronext (which both expressed interest in the LSE last year) restated that they were keen on "concrete" negotiations with each other.

Mainly because of those promises, countries like Poland, Hungary and even Slovakia have put themselves through wrenching reforms and are now in concrete negotiations for membership.

The program, called Project Transfer, has been operating for nearly a year, according to the sponsors, but announce ment of it was withheld until smooth‐running machinery had been set up to ensure concrete negotiations and transfers.

Rather, the senior official said, time-consuming consultations "to clarify each other's positions on security matters of the 21st century" and for jointly drafting proposals for a new strategic framework lie ahead, to be followed by concrete negotiations.

The Frankfurt-based exchange said Wednesday it is interested in a merger of equals with rival bourse, Euronext, and that it is looking forward to entering into concrete negotiations with its management.

"Deutsche Boerse is looking forward to enter into concrete negotiations with Euronext management on realizing a combination of the two groups on the basis of a merger of partners," the German exchange said in a statement.

But EU leaders are adamant there can be no concrete "shadow negotiations" on trade as part of the article 50 process, and the union cannot conclude a free trade agreement with another country while it is still a member.

Experts said the latest remarks appear to contradict a speech by Stephen Biegun, the U.S. envoy to North Korea, at Stanford in January, when he said he hoped the two sides could move "simultaneously and in parallel," through a road map of "concrete deliverables," negotiations and declarations.

Current modeling approaches do not answer some of the typical questions that decision-makers face, as they do not provide solutions to policy-makers dealing with concrete political negotiation and decisions.

Days before a scheduled summit meeting with President Bush, President Vicente Fox of Mexico said today that he hoped to end a months-long stalemate and make concrete advances in negotiations on immigration and American economic support for the poorest regions of his country.

However, the concrete competition or negotiation scheme is out of the scope of this article.