Sentence examples for negotiating timetable from inspiring English sources

So what is going wrong Certainly, with its nine-month negotiating timetable, multiple committees and complex reconciliation procedures, America's budget process is no model of efficiency.

"So far there's been an uncertainty in government in terms of who's leading on what and who's taking the decisions, and also what the negotiating timetable is.

The good news is that Iraq's leaders want to take responsibility for their country by negotiating a timetable for the removal of American troops.

What the Taliban have in mind is negotiating a timetable for withdrawal of coalition forces and a new transitional government as steps toward their ultimate goal of retaking Afghanistan.

If delegates in Warsaw could barely negotiate a timetable for the talks, what chance do they have of making the harder choices required for an effective treaty?

Most prominently, Tbilisi is insisting that Russia honor its commitment to pull out of two military bases by July and negotiate a timetable for closing the other two.

On December 16th John Kerry, the American secretary of state, hinted at the risk the country faces if its political leaders are not able to negotiate a timetable for swift elections.

There's an invitation on the table to negotiate a timetable for an American withdrawal from Iraq.

On October 30, UN member states agreed to a timetable for negotiating an arms trade treaty by 2012.

Those who objected to the settlement said they were concerned about the short timetable for negotiating modifications.

He has said he will do so only if the FARC agrees to a speedy new timetable for negotiating a ceasefire and an end to kidnappings.