Sentence examples for negotiating papers from inspiring English sources

The document was part of a series of negotiating papers exchanged between the governments in preparation for talks in Rome.

Sudan complained in the negotiating papers that sanctions had continued "despite the many positive achievements" by its government in Khartoum.

The broad thrust of the American position has been known, but the negotiating papers provide new details about the positions staked out by each side as they try to resolve differences over Darfur.

Sudanese officials, meanwhile, adopted a besieged air in their negotiating paper, complaining that the Darfur government had "suffered the brunt of many punitive measures which were either totally unjustified and/or politically motivated".

Its target dates for parallel moves make it a sensible action plan with a clearly defined end-game.To get the parties going on implementation, it is crucial that the architects, with America in the lead, resist Israel's manoeuvres to turn the road map into a negotiating paper.

The paper is negotiating with other artists and the latest rumour is that the Sun will follow suit by giving away a brand new Madness CD.

He seemed to believe that this was the natural order: It was the reporter's job to ask questions and his job to get the story most likely to advance his next negotiating move into the paper.

"And I don't want to negotiate in the papers with those guys.

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.

Both sides had already signed all the necessary papers and were negotiating small adjustments, as is common with such transactions.

The MoD and the inquiry have been negotiating over the most sensitive papers – some dating back nearly 40 years – over whether they should be open to public scrutiny.