Sentence examples for derail negotiations from inspiring English sources

In addition, early statehood offers a way to reduce the likelihood that Hamas will undertake steps to derail negotiations.

In a sign of the role the various sponsoring nations will play on the sidelines of the talks, Russia believes it is important that no side in the Syria peace talks derail negotiations by putting forward unfounded ultimatums.

They continue to derail negotiations in Warsaw that can create a new system to deal with new types of loss and damage such as sea-level rise, loss of territory, biodiversity and other non-economic losses more systematically".

I remember listening to him in a dusty township after a surge of violence which threatened to derail negotiations.

In the past three years they made every effort to derail negotiations and prevent the final agreement.

The U.S. must be careful not to let provocative actions not directly related to the the issue at hand (nuclear rollback) derail negotiations.

It is likely that outrage in Europe will derail negotiation of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment pact, one of President Obama's key trade initiatives.

Or they fear derailing negotiations.

Reaching an accord at all three companies would be a historic sign of unity between the union and management, but time is running short and hiccups have a way of derailing negotiations.

Although the mediator's intervention appeared to help get the teachers back to work, Buffalo school officials objected that the state had intruded without their knowledge or consent and had derailed negotiations that had been progressing.

To be sure, the rupture in the talks was a blow to European and Latin American countries, whose diplomats helped resolve a serious crisis just last month that nearly derailed negotiations.