Sentence examples for negotiating brief from inspiring English sources

Here is your negotiating brief.

The concerns of the ministers about Australia's negotiating position on the fund, and other issues, meant Australia's negotiating brief had to be reworked as the delegation – headed by the ambassador for climate change, Justin Lee – prepared to leave for Warsaw.

But Guardian Australia understands the inclusion of this "target range" in a negotiating brief for the Australian delegation to the UN climate conference in Warsaw prompted a lengthy and unresolved discussion in federal Cabinet last Monday and that the matter is due to be discussed again this Monday.

In a handwritten "secret and personal" note he told her that when Harold Macmillan negotiated the deal in Nassau with John Kennedy to buy Polaris, the cabinet "ratified the decision and the agreement, but played no part in arriving at the original decision or in laying down the negotiating brief".

Parliament's negotiating brief was approved by its Civil Liberties Committee in October 2013, and endorsed by Parliament as a whole in March 2014.

These are some of the aims set out in the negotiating brief, to be voted on Wednesday, for Parliament's budget talks with EU ministers.

The people he has allowed to negotiate, brief and spin on his behalf honour less elevated principles.

Then it's back to the cars, Dido negotiating a brief chat with Eden's own celebrity supporter, Esther Rantzen.

The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) negotiated a brief pause to allow a convoy of ambulances to evacuate the wounded.

As government forces continued to pound opposition strongholds, the International Committee of the Red Cross said it was trying to negotiate a brief pause in the violence to deliver aid to the most devastated areas.

If the experience of the British farmer Oliver Walston (discussed by Simon Jenkins in Friday's Guardian) is typical, then Europe - except France, which negotiated a brief postponement - may be starting to experience a farming change of seismic proportions for which it may not have been given sufficient credit.