Sentence examples for interrupted negotiations from inspiring English sources
The killing of two Israeli civilians interrupted negotiations in Egypt, with the Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Barak, ordering three ministers to return home.
The foreign secretary interrupted negotiations in Vienna on Iran's nuclear programme on Thursday afternoon to telephone the Tunisian prime minister, Habib Essid, to inform him of what is being described as a serious upgrade of the UK's travel advice.
Other details had not been agreed when World War II interrupted negotiations, which the two players resumed after the war.
When Governor Palin took office in late 2006, she interrupted pipeline negotiations that her predecessor, Frank H. Murkowski, had been pursuing with the North Slope oil operators, BP, Conoco and Exxon Mobil.
The slaughter was briefly interrupted for negotiations, which soon broke down.
He felt unsafe in Rome and secretly fled the city, interrupting the negotiations with the Emperor.
The new White House approach has already prompted the Senate panel, led by Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, to interrupt those negotiations.
And Mr. Murphy suggested last night that the mere fact of a president interrupting Middle East negotiations to call a newspaper editor gave new life to a story that might have been on the decline.
In a further sign that the NSA row has soured relations between the US and its European allies, Peer Steinbrück, leader of the Social Democratic party, told ARD TV: "I would interrupt the negotiations until the Americans say if German government offices and European institutions are bugged or wiretapped.
But a nuclear-free North Korea remains an elusive goal.It took 3½ years of negotiations, interrupted by prolonged bouts of North Korean bolshiness, to produce the accord.
