Sentence examples for expedited negotiation from inspiring English sources

What's more, the parties have set an expedited negotiation schedule, with the first meeting slated for Aug. 16 in Washington.

Germany broke Greece and is offering expedited negotiations to allow Turkey into the EU.

Under U.S. law, formally labeling China a currency manipulator would require the Treasury to begin expedited negotiations with Beijing to reduce China's huge trade surplus with the United States and eliminate unfair currency advantages.

Thankfully, Goodell has heard the masses, and in an effort to save the brand, has expedited negotiations with the ref's union.

We hope to expedite negotiations to reach a deal and avoid production losses".

Shortly afterward, a staff member in Senator Charles Schumer's office called NYCHA to discuss how the Senator could expedite negotiations with FEMA.

The speech, before a huge crowd in Beirut's southern suburbs, appeared to be aimed at pressing Israel to expedite negotiations over a deal in which Lebanese and Arab prisoners would be exchanged for the remains of Israeli soldiers.

INSIDE PITCH St. Lucie County proposed a 15-year extension of the Mets' lease on Thomas J. White Stadium, and the county and the team agreed Monday to expedite negotiations to determine if the Mets will return next year.

Barack Obama was given the authority he has long sought to expedite negotiations for a massive trade deal with countries on the Pacific rim, propelling the US toward a landmark agreement that, both proponents and critics agree, will reshape the global economy.

(5) the supplement to the framework for the future relationship titled 'Joint Statement supplementing the Political Declaration setting out the framework for the future relationship between the European Union and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland', setting out commitments by the UK and the EU to expedite the negotiation and bringing into force of their future relationship.

But it has two advantages in expediting the negotiations, over the current system.