The phrase "failed meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a meeting that did not produce the expected results. For example, "The board had a failed meeting and decided to put the project on hold until further notice."
The summit with Kim Jong Un came two months after a failed meeting between the North Korean leader and President Trump.
That would be the first high-level Syrian-American meeting since President Clinton's failed meeting with President Hafez al-Assad in Geneva in March, and it raises the prospect that the moribund Israeli-Syrian peace track could be resuscitated.
In his speech Mr Guterres warned that "we cannot allow Katowice to remind us of Copenhagen," referencing the infamous failed meeting in the Danish capital in 2009.
In an echo of Bill's failed meeting, her public sphere appearance at the Sunstone symposium just collapses.
Since that failed meeting two years ago, the Washington native has established herself as one of the top entrepreneurs in the booming Nevada cannabis market as well as a pioneer of the red-hot CBD segment.
Palestinian officials warned that the consequences of a failed meeting would be devastating.
"We should work with them to build trust and tackle terrorism together". Skeptical Afghans point to years of broken promises, failed meetings and peace initiatives that went nowhere.
He appears to have been more of a skeptic than many of his contemporaries, for, while he agreed "that it is difficult to conceive such a number of low islands and almost drowned lands without a continent near them," at the same time he maintained that "if any considerable land existed hereabouts we could not fail meeting with it".
For facility f fails meeting pruning rule 1, we compute its combined curve (C_f) and keep each intersection on (C_f) that is: intersection between (C_f) and combined curves of other guardian facilities; intersection between (C_f) and universe boundaries; intersection that is joint point between different sub-curves of (C_f).
Similarly, President Clinton appears to have decided that he cannot make things worse by forcing the parties into an endgame, since no summit meeting and a failed summit meeting have the same potential outcome: violence.
By the time of the failed Copenhagen meeting two years later, he was done with climate negotiations.
