Sentence examples for negotiating progress from inspiring English sources

The report does not provide timetable or deadline for negotiating progress.

He nevertheless continues to indulge Trump's ego, spinning the results of the most recent summit to the point of misleading lawmakers about the extent of negotiating progress.

Mr. Clinton put forth a reasonable compromise formula to bridge the differences on territory and security that have blocked negotiating progress between Israelis and Palestinians for most of the past year.

But past experience, including the opening of a controversial tourist tunnel two years ago and the approval of new Jewish housing in East Jerusalem last year, should have taught Mr. Netanyahu that any abrupt changes in the city's delicate status quo, particularly in the absence of negotiating progress with the Palestinians, can be explosive.

As a process that works on consensus, Australia has the option of placing a veto on anything it doesn't like and in turn slowing down the entire global negotiating progress.

I have consistently argued for it ever since.America has made it clear that, while it is willing to make negotiated progress on the legal and commercial reforms required, such reforms would be dependent on negotiating satisfactory provisions for traffic rights in and between the two markets.

He added: "I am perfectly content as a constituency member of parliament and will seek to have a role in negotiating the progress for Scotland which would arise from a powerful group of SNP MPs and our allies".

While both sides have said they would prefer a negotiated solution, progress has been slow.

Twenty years after the largest gathering of heads of state in history at the 1992 Earth Summit, the world's nations are returning to Rio de Janeiro to negotiate further progress toward sustainable development.

Meanwhile, the attack by the 53rd Division along the "ridge proved difficult to negotiate and progress was relatively slow".

After nearly two years of negotiating and little progress, the international group trying to agree on a Do Not Track standard is convening its final official face-to-face meeting next week in Sunnyvale, Calif.