Sentence examples for launch of negotiations from inspiring English sources

Most significantly, Chile and China are expected to announce the launch of negotiations during the APEC meeting.Japan and China are, after the United States, Chile's largest export markets.

"The formal launch of negotiations between the world's two largest trading blocs is now imminent," Vince Cable, the British business secretary, said in a statement shortly after the deal was announced.

Another irony was that the prime minister's main business in Washington was to discuss the launch of negotiations for an EU-US free-trade agreement and single market, officially known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

The country was mired in recession for two years, until the 2013 election of moderate President Hassan Rouhani and his launch of negotiations with foreign powers over development of Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Gilad noted however, that the re-launching of negotiations is complicated by the split in Palestinian leadership.

I was one of the few civil society delegates who travelled to Doha in 2001 to witness the launch of the negotiations.

The Palestinians refused to continue the talks, though, after a 10-month moratorium Netanyahu had imposed on construction in Jewish West Bank settlements was allowed to expire on September 26 just three and a half weeks after the festive launch of the negotiations.

It has also published a document called 10 Myths about Acta, asserting that the public was informed "since the launch of the negotiations"; that it is drafted "in very flexible terms" and that "safeguards and exceptions under EU law or under the Trips agreement remain fully preserved".

Austria, another Eurozone nation that has expressed reservations about another rescue package for Greece, also approved the launch of bailout negotiations Friday, the Associated Press reported.

The application was launched after months of negotiations between Ceop and Facebook, which had resisted the idea.

LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Britain's divorce proceedings with the European Union on March 29, launching two years of negotiations that will reshape the future of the country and Europe.