Sentence examples for end negotiators from inspiring English sources
"In the end, negotiators also decided not to tackle commercially driven discriminations such as 'zero rating', where operators exempt content from data allowances and thereby shepherd users away from competitors' content.
At week's end, negotiators were still working on a few sticking points.
In the end, negotiators would merely agree to "take note" of what came to be known as the Copenhagen Accord.
A18 Los Angeles Transit Strike Ends Negotiators reached a tentative agreement to resolve the monthlong walkout that shut down the nation's second-largest bus system and has stranded hundreds of thousands of commuters.
To that end the negotiators have compromised over allowing Iran to continue to enrich uranium, concluding that complete dismantling of a huge infrastructure was unrealistic.
In the end, senior negotiators say, success or failure will depend not so much on the climate talks themselves, but on whether the world adopts a Green New Deal as the best way to revive the world's economy.
In the end, budget negotiators agreed to sustain NIH's increase at near-Merlot levels.
The day ended with negotiators for the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists rejecting a 90-day cooling off period in which actors could return to work under their 1997 contract, said Greg Krizman, a spokesman for S.A.G.
Lady Kennedy said she was mindful of the number of lobbyists now attaching themselves to governments who would end up as negotiators.
No summit is allowed to end in failure: negotiators do not get their planes home until they cobble together a form of words that can be passed off as a result.
But in the end the Cuban negotiators accepted the minimum of 18. Jo Becker, an official with Human Rights Watch, welcomed the agreement, though she expressed disappointment that the United States and other countries succeeded in weakening a strict minimum age of 18 for anyone in uniform, which Canada and the Scandinavian countries had advocated.
