Sentence examples for get negotiations going from inspiring English sources

The United States and its partners should keep trying to get negotiations going.

Pointing out what Iran needs to do to restore its nuclear reputation and searching for ways to get negotiations going may not be time wasted.

But both sides must immediately end their uncompromising rhetoric and reduce their violent actions to the minimum, in order to get negotiations going again.

What Britain should be doing in addition to sending the Tornadoes is to do everything possible to get negotiations going between the main outside players in the Iraq-Syria crisis.

A YEAR after he promised to put peace between Israel and the Palestinians near the top of his agenda, Barack Obama is still struggling to get negotiations going again.

"The government is saying that as a way to get negotiations going with R.I.M., not to ease the pain of executives who fear they may have their service cut off".

We got negotiations going once; perhaps we can do it again.

Last July at a summit in Agra an accord of sorts was available that would at least have got negotiations going.

Paradoxically, Mr. Kerry's personal success in getting negotiations going, and his stake in their success, now open him to the serious possibility of failure.

You've got to have negotiations going on that is the best way to deal with protectionism.

But the most that Britain can claim on this score is that it has got the long and tortuous entry negotiations going.