Sentence examples for multiparty negotiations from inspiring English sources

The department's statement did confirm that it was "involved in multiparty negotiations to reach a settlement".

China has taken the lead in the multiparty negotiations with North Korea, which have also involved the United States, South Korea, Russia and Japan.

It has engaged intensive diplomacy to arrange multiparty negotiations to address the issue, a crucial contribution when the Bush administration was bogged down in the Iraq war.

And the United States has had to abandon its resistance to resuming multiparty negotiations with North Korea, something Beijing has pushed and Washington has resisted as being a reward for the North's aggression.

Two years ago, Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, chaired a series of multiparty negotiations about unresolved issues in the Northern Ireland peace process; the talks foundered, in no small measure, over the issue of flags.

China has sent an envoy to the North Korean capital and proposed a formula for starting multiparty negotiations in a fresh effort to end the standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons program, Chinese officials and Western diplomats said today.

But he is most widely remembered in foreign policy circles for being the United States' representative at the multiparty negotiation over the future of divided Germany.

We had teams of experts from Canada and South Africa supporting these negotiations, from local government restructuring to back-stopping the multiparty negotiating forum called CODESA.

Earlier in the day, with the debate moving to the subject of post-election coalition talks, Lord O'Donnell, the former cabinet secretary who coordinated the 2010 discussions, said those negotiations were likely to be a "piece of cake" compared with the multiparty talks that are likely to start after the general election next month.

Greens leader senator Richard Di Natale said on Sunday the Greens would now have to "sit down and have constructive negotiations with the Labor party to see what multiparty government looks like".

An agreement among three parties is undoubtedly more difficult to achieve than one between two parties, and it is not unusual in multiparty cases to not have all parties in the room during negotiations.