Sentence examples for negotiating to enter from inspiring English sources

So has Russia, which has been negotiating to enter the organization since 1995.

He warned, in particular, that Romania and Bulgaria, the poorest of the thirteen candidates and the two that are still negotiating to enter the bloc in 2007, "could hardly find a better way" of reducing their chances for membership by speaking up against France.

The position of Romania was uncertain, with the Central Powers being aware that the Romanians were negotiating to enter the war on the side of the Entente.

Van Gaal is determined to avoid another poor start to the season, after last term's yield of only 13 points from the opening 10 matches, and also has a Champions League final qualification knockout round to negotiate to enter the group stage, to be played over two legs in mid-August, the first leg of which is after two league games.

At the time Britain was still negotiating with France to enter the European Economic Community.

The BBC's Jonah Fisher in Bangkok says anti-government activists have entered several TV stations and are apparently negotiating to take control of programming.

Abuelaish recounts in vivid detail the myriad checkpoints (at least 20) that a Palestinian has to negotiate in order to enter and leave Gaza; the bureaucratic niceties, arbitrary regulations and even emotional moods of Israeli guards at the Erez border that can stop desperately sick patients from passing through.

As the results of the binding referendum were to join Canada, Newfoundland began to negotiate with Canada to enter into Confederation.

At sunset on Monday, September 12, the Syrian ceasefire agreement that the foreign ministers of the United States and Russia (John Kerry and Sergei Lavrov) had negotiated was supposed to enter into force.

After some negotiating he agreed to enter the police station with the lawyer, but the police distracted the lawyer and hustled Mr. Rizk out a back door.

The chances of the party drawing a line under the controversy were also wrecked by the announcement that Lord Ashcroft will be summoned to the Commons to explain why he negotiated a secret deal to enter the House of Lords without paying tax in this country on his overseas fortune.