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Any new EPA regulations would have to be finalised by the end of 2016 – and Republicans in Congress and industry lobby groups are already mobilising to oppose the standards.
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Sources close to the negotations said the situation remained "very fluid" and, despite optimism that a deal can still be done, cautioned that it would have to be finalised within the next fortnight if the patience of the major creditors was not to expire.
He was due to have further discussions with Lendl, the rest of his own team and the Great Britain captain, Leon Smith, before making a final decision – which he could take as late as an hour before the selections have to be finalised on Thursday afternoon, according to a spokesperson for the Lawn Tennis Association.
Whyte has held talks with the rider and his Tyco TAS Suzuki boss Phillip Neill in recent days but admits that "the finer details have to be finalised".
Snowdon's office countered by saying negotiations had to be finalised before the agreement could be written.
Hollande insisted that the so-called "banking union" had to be finalised by the end of the year.
They must condense a loose 22-page draft of the text of a new treaty into a tight and workable document of ten pages or so, which has to be finalised by June.
No date has yet been agreed for the change because the contract has to be finalised and signed, although it is expected to be ready by the end of 2012.
He added a formal consultation had begun for affected staff and that numbers of job losses still had to be finalised.
Negotiations over the education, transport and local government departments also had to be finalised on Sunday - in particular how the government's plans to spend £3bn extra on capital spending would be divided up between departments.
