Sentence examples for imminent negotiations from inspiring English sources

"The EIS will be making this a priority in the imminent negotiations at the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers".

"There are suggestions that there are imminent negotiations about to take place" between the United States and North Korea, General Powell added.

The president told reporters his mind was focused on other things, namely the imminent negotiations on how to streamline the Union's decision making systems.

The Foreign Office criticised the Argentinian government for ignoring the wishes of the islanders and rejecting any prospect of imminent negotiations, as demanded by Fernández.

As Cashman spoke with reporters about imminent negotiations with the left-handed Neagle for a multiyear deal, which would probably be in the four-year, $36 million range, Neagle shouted, "Brian, you want to bang it out right now?" Cashman quickly said, "Let's do it".

The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, said the talks will not get easier, because "free movement of people now plays a bigger role, in light of the imminent Brexit negotiations".

SLAP SHOTS A breakthrough may be imminent in the negotiations with the restricted free agents JASON ARNOTT and SCOTT NIEDERMAYER.

Notably, he said that a breakthrough with the United States in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free-trade negotiations was imminent.

They argue that any effort to resolve the conflict should include the imminent prospect of political negotiations over the fundamental disputes between Israelis and Palestinians.

But it is unlikely that the assassination would have been approved if Mr. Barak foresaw any possibility of an imminent return to peace negotiations.

But he had overestimated the strength of the German armies; the offensive failed, and when, in the autumn of 1918, the collapse of the German allies Austria-Hungary, Bulgallies Austria-Hungarymminent, Ludendorff demanded immediate negotiations for an armistice.