Sentence examples for negotiated text from inspiring English sources

On the final negotiated text, he says: "Almost across the board, the document is much too soft and vague to solve today's sustainability challenges.

While many exciting individual initiatives exist, more is needed, specifically, new and vibrant proposals for action both within and outside of the final negotiated text.

But the carefully negotiated text of the resolution only calls for the Lebanese government to be in political and military control of southern Lebanon, and the country's cabinet has thrashed out a compromise whereby Hizbullah will hold on to its weapons, but not show them openly.

"The problem is that he's allowed the U.S. and the European countries to really set the agenda by putting their vision of trade liberalization and globalization into the negotiated text," said David Waskow, a policy analyst for Friends of the Earth, an advocacy group.

It adds that Johansson told them there was strong support within the negotiating group that a negotiated text "must be made public while there is still scope to influence the final outcome" while the European commission was concerned that while the US government had consulted with US industry, it had not been able to do the same.

Let us try a different, more inclusive, approach this time: Lower the hype, bring in humility, recognize the constraints governments are struggling under, build partnerships outside of the negotiated text, and focus on the transactable[xv] – such as in discreet aspects in the areas of energy, water and food[xvi] or new and dedicated funding instruments.

The negotiated texts from Senegal (Table 2) were much more detailed and less simplistic than others.

Feedback was collected via comments players made on debrief sheets where possible, along with the negotiated texts.

This was helped by facilitators encouraging players to stand up and shout "Oh no!" whenever they experienced a drought, and race to get their negotiated texts completed.

The final negotiated texts (n = 3) from COP17, COP18, and COP19 (2011–2013) and any written submissions from lobbying blocks (n = 9) or member countries (n = 12) in this time have all been analyzed for their latent (thematic) content.

Although this attracts a lot of media attention, it becomes a challenge for negotiators to provide the ministers with a mutually agreed upon negotiating text from the preceding week.