Sentence examples for launch negotiations from inspiring English sources

Investment has surged between our countries in recent years, prompting agreement to launch negotiations on a bilateral investment treaty.

We got 190 countries to launch negotiations for the next round in Bali, so I think it's been done before.

We do not want to launch negotiations on an agreement we would not be able to join".

Cameron's wishlist Trade Mr Cameron would like to formally launch negotiations on a landmark trade agreement between the EU and United States.

I mean, I really think it was a tremendous achievement that under the Bush administration we managed to launch negotiations in Bali.

"My hope is that we can formally launch negotiations and form an agenda for those negotiations that will lead to a long-term policy response to climate change".

The European Union supports U.S. efforts to re-launch negotiations.

But he also said: "We anticipate that there will be a substantial period of time -- in I would say a matter of weeks -- between the time that there is an agreement to re-launch negotiations and the time that they commence".

Mr. Obama launched negotiations on a new agreement that would slash the number of warheads each side has deployed from 2,200 to between 1,500 and 1,675.

He helped restore democracy in 1974.Americans uniteDespite Bill Clinton's lack of fast-track authority to hustle trade deals through Congress, the 34-country Summit of the Americas in Santiago launched negotiations aimed at pan-American free trade, and promised a big push on education.

As for the Palestinians, mayoral elections in the West Bank in 1976 brought to the fore a new leadership — loyal to Fatah and willing to act as its proxy in preliminary contacts — that might well have launched negotiations for two states after the Camp David Accords and long before 1988.