Sentence examples for looking negotiations from inspiring English sources

Negotiators in Iran's protracted nuclear dispute reported "substantive and forward looking negotiations" last month and said they would reconvene Nov. 7 to 8 for further talks.

When asked whether his view was that Trident was therefore non-negotiable with the SNP, Mr Murphy replied: "I am not looking for negotiations at all.

But, while adhering to his convictions, with which one could agree or disagree, he was not dogmatic; he was looking for negotiations and cooperation.

Gorbachev later wrote that Reagan "was looking for negotiations and cooperation".

He has since resisted being drawn directly into anything that would look like negotiations with the Iraqi government.

Mr Abe's earlier promises to bring down steep tariffs on beef and other farm goods look thin; negotiations with America over joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade grouping, are stalled.

"It looks like negotiations might happen, but we can't confirm anything because the hostages as well as the oil tanker are at risk," said Lim Jeong-taek, a foreign ministry spokesman.

"The west looks at negotiations as conflict resolution, but on the world stage that might be a minority view point".

Also, a timetable was put forward to guide negotiations, looking ahead to a 2015 formal agreement.

We follow the news of negotiations looking for signs of hope.

One way of looking at the negotiations as they unfold now, according to this scenario, is comparing them to pushing a rock up a hill.