Sentence examples for in parallel with the negotiation from inspiring English sources

The Commission also announced that, in parallel with the negotiation of the Regulation, it would "pay particular attention to foreign direct investments that may threaten security and public order and examine the situation in close cooperation with the member states", presumably signaling that it may play a more active role in this area even before a Regulation is adopted.

In parallel with the continued negotiations on binding GHG agreements, which is obviously difficult, a strategically important task for the UN is to focus on the implementation of mechanisms and programmes to enhance more immediate actions.

But cutting out agriculture means that the stalled EU negotiations with the Mercosur countries which have proceeded in parallel with the FTAA may well continue to drift.In Asia, countries will engage more aggressively in negotiating FTAs.

This runs in parallel with the main procurement".

They are evaluating that in parallel with the sales process.

This will continue in parallel with the Corktown campus development.

In parallel with negotiations on the Joint Implementation Agreement, which will establish the ITER Organisation, and on the future construction site, including the possibility of broadening the development approach, the ITER project is preparing on various technical fronts for a smooth start to construction.

Police blame the LVF for the murder of a Catholic teenager sleeping at her Protestant boyfriend's house on July 15th.The loyalist parties will play a central role on July 23rd, when all participants in the talks vote on the British government's proposals for the decommissioning of paramilitary weapons in parallel with political negotiations.

Signing and ratifying the treaty, he added, "would demonstrate the genuine willingness of all parties to seek such a comprehensive settlement in parallel with peace negotiations".

U.S. policy developments can and should move in parallel with international negotiations.

Merkel's speech is a stern rebuke for Britain, which had been hoping there was some ambiguity in the EU position on whether trade talks could run in parallel with negotiations on separation terms before a financial settlement.