Sentence examples for finalise negotiations from inspiring English sources

August 2005: Agreement needed by now to finalise negotiations for agreement in Hong Kong.

If Fine Gael manages to finalise negotiations with the independents quickly, a new taoiseach could be elected next week.

The scale of Cyprus's monetary woes hit home as the new president in Nicosia, Nicos Anastasiades, assumed office on Thursday pledging to finalise negotiations for an international rescue programme "as soon as possible".

With finance ministers from the eurozone due to hold emergency talks tomorrow night, financial markets were expecting Dublin to finalise negotiations with the EU over the terms of a deal to allow Ireland to rescue banks laid low by the collapse of the country's construction boom.

The council said it has also agreed to finalise negotiations with the owner of the former Wallsend police station.

Meulensteen will instead seek to finalise negotiations with the Qatar FA as it steps up preparations ahead of hosting the World Cup in 2022.

The government for instance—is now finalising negotiations to buy, for about €3 billion ($3.6 billion), some 59 Rafales, a new-generation fighter aircraft made by Dassault.

These policy decisions have been offset over the four years to 2016-17, preflectingeflectheg the reversal of a number of decisions previously taken but not yet announced ($331 million over the four years to 2016-17), and the lower than estimated costs of finalising negotiations on the Better Schools Plan ($156 million over the four years to 2016-17).

"We're very close to finalising negotiations on me staying for probably two or three seasons," said Hill.

The potential new buyer is still in negotiations over the lease for the club's Treyew Road ground and has not finalised negotiations with all of the club's creditors, but Moore expects that to be done in due course.

After several years of negotiations, the Commission has also finalised negotiations on linking the EU ETS with the ETS of Switzerland.