Sentence examples similar to negotiations fixed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, a lot of the nations in the key Copenhagen negotiations have fixed on an outdated notion that the world as we know it can survive at 450 parts per million, which would conveniently mean that relatively moderate adjustments are needed.

He signs orders, yells at his opponents on the City Council and continues negotiations to fix up the once-crumbling waterfront, which has sprouted two lovely parks and an apartment complex during his tenure.

And in late May the annual negotiations to fix a benchmark price for iron ore between its three biggest producers (Rio, BHP and Vale) resulted in Japan's steelmakers securing a price cut of 33% from last year.That is not enough for China's steelmakers, which are abandoning the 40-year-old system for fixing the price of iron ore and demanding an even fiercer cut.

As it currently stands, the Israeli-Palestinian problem is too big and too deep to be solved by pretending that simple negotiations can fix things.

"So that doesn't leave much room for negotiation or fixing a problem that they believe doesn't exist," he continued.

It is gradually forging plans to end arrangements by which up to 3.3m workers in the public sector (half the total number) have their wages fixed by negotiations at national level.Conservatives have long complained that parts of the country are too reliant on state jobs, and that the high pay they offer makes it hard for private firms to attract staff.

The fodder producers in Baringo County expressed preference for market outlets that allow for seed price negotiations over those offering fixed prices.

However, a contradictory observation is that the bunker prices are subject to negotiations and are not fixed (only if bunkering service contracts are used).

Until 2010 ore prices were fixed in annual negotiations between big steelmakers and the four miners.

The vast majority of physicians are employees of the public sector, where salaries are fixed by separate negotiations between unions of healthcare workers and the governments of each of Spain's 17 autonomous communities.

"Clearly something has to happen by June 30," Mr. Silver said, adding that he was open to negotiation on some issues, like fixed terms for members of the panel.