Sentence examples for negotiations hold from inspiring English sources

But many politicians and commentators here also took issue with the prime minister's tone, saying he made it seem as if Israel was already standing alone, outside a growing international consensus that negotiations hold promise.

The raw feelings that the negotiations engender among many Iraqis — who view the prospects of a long-term American troop presence as demeaning and humiliating — underscore the political risks the negotiations hold for Mr. Maliki's government.

While Mr. Obama enters the next fray with heightened leverage, both sides agree, the coming negotiations hold big risks for both parties and for the president's ability to pursue other priorities in a new term, like investments in education and research, and an overhaul of immigration law.

On this subject, in "Avoiding Apocalypse on the Korean Peninsula" consider what Tom Dispatch regular Rajan Menon, author of The Conceit of Humanitarian Intervention, has to say about why diplomacy and actual negotiations hold out a kind of hope that few have cared, or dared, to acknowledge in the present crisis.

During the last round of negotiations, held at the end of 2013 at the Intercontinental Hotel, in Geneva, negotiators, spies, journalists, and other interested parties mingled in the hotel lobby.

In negotiations held at Brest-Litovsk, an armistice was arranged (December 1917).

The latest negotiations, held in Gabon, were the fourth major round of talks since 2002.

He dragged out negotiations, holding on to his nuclear fuel and whatever weapons he had produced, giving him continued leverage.

That backlash overwhelmed the pre-summit negotiations held at Bali earlier this year, and turned them into a fiasco.

Virtually every nation signed on to this figure at a round of climate negotiations held in Cancún in 2010.

The plans appear to have emerged from backchannel negotiations held between the broadcasters and Downing Street at the weekend.