Sentence examples for fledgling process from inspiring English sources

In January, Pakistan facilitated the fledgling process in Qatar, where the United States wants the Taliban to set up a liaison office for the purpose of conducting negotiations, by allowing Taliban representatives to travel to the Persian Gulf state.

Outcomes like this seem almost guaranteed if a fledgling process of parallel prosecutions moves forward, as promised, in the land of the victims and in the land of the victimizers in response to last year's destructive rampage in East Timor.

Hours before the opening of a major international donor conference for Syria in London, Staffan de Mistura, the UN envoy, announced in Geneva on Wednesday that he was suspending the fledgling process until 25 February because there was "more work to be done".

The portents for the fledgling peace process looked poor.

But despite the celebratory words, the fledgling peace process remained very fragile.

His organisation now exerts real influence within Iraq's fledgling political process, with 30 followers in Iraq's new parliament.

Amid the bickering, there was also a sense that Kerry's visit may indicate a failure of Afghanistan's fledgling democratic process.

But he reiterated the recent promise by Prime Minister Ayad Allawi that Mr. Sadr could join in the country's fledgling democratic process if he were to disarm his militia.

Speaking after the talks, Donetsk rebel leader Alexander Zakharchenko called the treaty a "major victory for the Luhansk and Donetsk people's republics", but the fledgling peace process remained very fragile.

The PKK has been targeting police and military since last July, when the collapse of a ceasefire between the Kurdish militants and the Turkish government brought to an end a fledgling peace process.

So far, he has shown little interest in taking part in the fledgling democratic process that the Americans are trying to nurture here, rejecting an offer just a few weeks ago to join a national conference.