Sentence examples for in further negotiations from inspiring English sources

In further negotiations in Shanghai later in the year, the importation of opium was legalized.

He remained on call for the next three years to hold the ring in further negotiations between unionists and nationalists over unsolved issues like IRA disarmament.

Sinclair said in a statement Tuesday that talks about a new contract had ceased because of Time Warner Cable's "refusal to engage in further negotiations".

Mr. De Gucht's decision to impose much lower initial duties than expected could greatly reduce the incentive for the Chinese government to offer concessions in further negotiations.

The workers agreed to a 3.5percentt cut in wages upon ratification, and another 3.5percentt reduction six months later — either in the form of another wage cut or, if they agree in further negotiations, as a change in benefits.

This is the not-so-venerable "Third Alternative," a measure that falls somewhere between the extremes of General Secretary Kofi Annan engaging Iraq in further negotiations and the United States sending in the Marines.

In the so-called road map, the emphasis is on gradualism: step-by-step measures culminating in further negotiation, with neither side ever knowing what sort of deal to expect at the end of it all.

Now, Glendale school officials are not interested in reviving negotiations, and do "not plan to participate in any further negotiations that might result in moving students from the Sagebrush residential area out of the Glendale Unified School District, thereby harming the district and our students in the process," said Armina Gharpetian, Glendale school board president, in an email.

It's pretty uncertain but I am really enjoying it here and I'd like to stay". Samuel's guitar will surely be involved in any further negotiations.

The agreement sought to create an environment in which further negotiations on the future of Yugoslavia could take place.

As the tempest grew Runciman concluded that there was no point in attempting further negotiations until after Hitler's speech.