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The district court ruling sends the labor negotiations back to the bankruptcy court.

It seems clear, however, that, even if the two men are handing the next tranche of negotiations back to their executives, the matter will now be decided by Bertarelli and Ellison personally.

The Gonski school funding reforms have been enshrined in law despite five states and territories yet to sign any agreement with the commonwealth and Victoria sending their negotiations back to the drawing board.

Officials for the rebel group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, said Sunday that the changes regarding the ancestral homelands, a central issue, pushed the decade-old negotiations back to square one.

WASHINGTON — President Obama threw the deadlocked budget negotiations back to Congress on Thursday, telling Republicans and Democrats to try to work out an agreement to avert a government default, and suggesting that more ambitious efforts to cut the deficit had hit a wall.

The rush for a 2016 referendum is also motivated by a fear that Scottish elections in May 2016 will provide domestic distraction, while French presidential elections in March/April 2017 and German federal elections in September that year could set Cameron's negotiations back to zero, especially if chancellor Angela Merkel were not to run for a fourth term.

"We're at a rather decisive point where we either move onto substantive negotiations or back to more years of fruitless discussion," Mr. McCarthy said.

This contract by the railroad and township was approved after negotiations dating back to 1908.

NUSA DUA, Indonesia — Leaders at the Pacific Rim economic summit meeting declared at the end of their two-day meeting here Tuesday that the global trade talks known as the Doha round were at an "impasse" and urged trade ministers, due to meet here in December, to get negotiations back on track.

If he does only that, though, he risks angering the United States, which has been pressing him for a major gesture to get negotiations back on track.

Around midnight last night, Juan Mayr, who is chairman of the global biosafety talks here, told delegates after a long day of negotiations to go back to their hotel rooms and "dream about the precautionary approach".