Sentence examples for elections negotiations from inspiring English sources

The statement noted that the two had discussed Tibet as part of a conversation that included Taiwan's recent elections, negotiations with North Korea about its nuclear programs and the situation in Myanmar.

Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde University put forward this theory: "One of the things we should now take in mind and has certainly happened since the original proposals were published is that the Greens together with the SNP and Plaid have said that they would negotiate jointly in any post-election negotiations about the formation of a government.

Would the Lib Dems stick to their five non-negotiable "red lines" in any post-election negotiations with other parties, or would they compromise?

If the deadline is missed, there will have to be a Scottish general election.Mr Dewar decreed this because he worried that without a deadline, post-election negotiations between parties over forming a coalition (the almost inevitable result of electing the Parliament by proportional representation) would drag out endlessly.

Each is struggling to hush distracting speculation about post-election negotiations and even leadership contests.

This, in Hazell's view, is "not satisfactory – especially if post-election negotiations take some weeks.

Post-election negotiations have given him secure government roles including treasurer and foreign minister.

It is superseded and in part jettisoned by the coalition agreement, drawn up in post-election negotiations.

In other words, whatever government does emerge from the post-election negotiations, it is pretty much condemned to work.

Instead of directly choosing a government, it alters the power relations between the parties in post-election negotiations.

He says Tory welfare cuts would be "the big sticking point" with them in any post-election negotiations with Osborne and Cameron.