Sentence examples for negotiated objectives from inspiring English sources

When allegiances across boundaries develop and become a new norm, negotiated objectives and more rigorous decision making strategies necessarily become an everyday feature of professional work.

An EU select committee report published in the summer had called for parliamentarians to be given the same access to documents as MEPs currently enjoyed for trade negotiations, including the draft negotiating objectives.

Cardin Amendment #7 to S. 995, a bill to establish congressional trade negotiating objectives and enhanced consultation requirements for trade negotiations, to provide for consideration of trade agreements, and for other purposes.

We also cannot provide negotiating objectives for the US Trade Representative.

The third uncertainty is Britain's negotiating objectives.

It may also be the case that parliament will wish to be more than simply informed of the government's negotiating objectives.

The WTO ministerial collapsed not because of developing-country opposition to the rich countries' agenda but because the rich countries disagreed among themselves on the negotiating objectives.

But he refused to say whether he would back UK's exit from the EU if he failed to secure his negotiating objectives arguing no one goes into a negotition expecting to lose.

Cameron did not set out his specific negotiating objectives but said "nothing was off the table" as he set out a vision of a flexible Europe unlikely to find many friends in Europe.

At most, he said, parliament would add conditions such as requiring ministers to set out their negotiating objectives in a green paper and report back regularly on the progress of the talks.

Congress must provide mandatory negotiating objectives delineating what must and must not be included in an agreement, and needs to vote to certify that the agreed-upon objectives have been satisfied before the president can sign and enter into an agreement.