Sentence examples for continue consultations from inspiring English sources

Obama said he would continue "consultations with Congress," but stopped short of committing to a congressional vote on military action, as some lawmakers desire.

"Obviously, we will continue consultations with our international partners around the world, but we are making decisions based on our own timeline".

"We still have a number of concerns because of the essence of this text, and we will be prepared to continue consultations on the draft resolution," Mr. Gatilov told the Interfax news agency.

In a meeting of NATO defense ministers, Mr. Rumsfeld outlined a two-tiered approach in which the administration intends to continue consultations with its skeptical allies and Russia, even as the Pentagon moves as swiftly as possible to develop and deploy systems.

The Catalan authorities will search for legal mechanisms to find a way to continue consultations on the referendum, he added.

The UN Security Council last week condemned the launch and said it would continue consultations on an appropriate response.

"She is for continuing consultations with member states to find a solution to the difficulties being encountered with this prize".

For starters, they gave up none of the court victories they have achieved and added a layer of review of department policy that they could directly influence through the selection of panel members and through continuing consultations.

Dujarric said a joint mission of the African Union, UN and the regional bloc known as Ecowas was continuing consultations with all parties and other forces "to ensure a democratic civilian-led transition in Burkina Faso".

But such labeling restrictions remain the subject of continuing consultations in the World Trade Organization, as well as the target of a challenge brought by Philip Morris Asia under an investment agreement between Australia and Hong Kong.

"They have the capability to go in early on in a crisis, particularly on the ground, to be with us," said a senior United States Defense Department official, who asked not to be named because of the confidential nature of the continuing consultations.