Sentence examples for negotiation to include from inspiring English sources

But the White House statement said that the two leaders "agreed that improving conditions should allow for the agreements now under negotiation to include a general time horizon for meeting aspirational goals such as the resumption of Iraqi security control in their cities and provinces and the further reduction of U.S. combat forces from Iraq".

Change the following quote from being an official Bush statement to being an Iraqi politician's quote: "...agreed that improving conditions should allow for the agreements now under negotiation to include a general time horizon for meeting aspirational goals such as the resumption of Iraqi security control in their cities and provinces and the further reduction of U.S. combat forces from Iraq.

Yet Mr Putin still maintains that the war is a "domestic matter", and calls for negotiations to include representatives of eastern regions.

As an indirect consequence of the vote, held on 9 February, the European Union has postponed negotiations to include Switzerland as an associated country to Horizon 2020, the bloc's research and innovation program, and to the higher education program Erasmus+, which both run from 2014 through 2020.

"But this was because Israel did not wish the negotiations to include all the items on the agenda".

Negotiations to include the proposal as part of the big spending bill moving through Congress have broken down, as Peter Sullivan of The Hill first reported Monday.

The relationship with Poland is particularly critical and Poland has been pleading for negotiations to include Ukraine in the EU ever since it joined the European Union.

"Although the Nine Network and Mr Latham yesterday refused to comment on their negotiations to include the former Labor leader in a new late-night talk show hosted by Karl Stefanovic," reported Sharri Markson, "media executives said he was unlikely to find another job in the industry".

But in an effort to keep union supporters from bolting, he added: "I agree with President Clinton that future trade negotiations ought to include in the fabric of the agreement both labor and environmental components".

He was adamant that the negotiations be expanded to include armed rebel groups not now included in the talks because of internal squabbles among the various opposition groups.

There, negotiations are expected to include debates over whether nations like China and Saudi Arabia, which have enjoyed a special status in prior negotiations, should shoulder more of the burden to cut their emissions, which the IPCC report shows are rising steadily.