Sentence examples for debate and negotiation from inspiring English sources
That was a main objective of the Lisbon Treaty, which came into force in December after eight years of debate and negotiation within the European Union.
Antietam, at the dawn of modern warfare, was meant to settle a civil conflict, one that had followed decades of deliberation, debate, and negotiation.
The statement is a significant change of course in the attempt to combine the schools, a process that been under debate and negotiation for the 13 months.
The United Nations continues to serve as a very important forum for international debate and negotiation, and its specialized agencies play an important role in what is sometimes referred to as "the functional approach to peace".
After nearly four years of debate and negotiation the European Parliament seemed set (as The Economist went to press) to approve reforms aimed at enhancing confidence in their audits.The biggest proposed changes focus on safeguarding auditors' independence.
After five years of debate and negotiation, Republicans and Democrats generally agree on the need for federal legislation to define patients' rights, including the right to obtain emergency care and to visit medical specialists.
After weeks of partisan debate and negotiations, House and Senate leaders signed an agreement this evening to ban punch-card ballot machines, give counties money for equipment and set guidelines for recounts.
Mr. Blix did not offer a view on other issues, including an explicit threat to use force, which continues to be the subject of debate and negotiations among Security Council members.
A few months ago, after months of debate and negotiations, health insurance reform passed Congress: the biggest social reform in decades.
