Sentence examples for negotiating deadlines from inspiring English sources

Key negotiating deadlines have been missed.

Subsequent events, however, were a disappointment to all concerned, as a number of negotiating deadlines passed without an agreement.

TRADE ministers look upon negotiating deadlines much as Italians treat the rules of the road: useful in principle but almost always worth ignoring in practice.

The date would also serve as a negotiating deadline, and in baseball's bargaining history, agreements have generally not been reached without deadlines.

Throughout the city, security guards have already been alerted to arrive at buildings an hour before the negotiating deadline so they can take over for the first overnight shift in the event of a walkout.

The DirecTV offer was revived in Houston and expanded to include New York and Los Angeles on Wednesday, after Time Warner had already agreed to return the ABC signal to its systems, at least until a new July 15 negotiating deadline passes.

There remains huge contention over the precise nature of 'an agreed outcome with legal force', but the 2015 conference (likely to take place in Paris) is now the key negotiating deadline.

But with a negotiating deadline of late May, the talks have highlighted the main area of disagreement: the nightly use of a Port Chester engine and firefighter to staff Rye Brook's new $3.5 million firehouse -- which Port Chester contends would delay response time in the event of an emergency close to home.

Meanwhile, Washington and the E.U. are moving toward a second stage of their open skies agreement, facing a negotiating deadline at the end of this month.

Asked whether he expected the negotiating deadline to be met, Zarif said: "Yes, I do..

But the survey — released hours before Tuesday's negotiating deadline — also finds few Americans are hopeful that such an agreement will be effective.