Sentence examples for negotiations implement from inspiring English sources

This year, we devoted $638m to help such countries build the capacity to take part in trade negotiations, implement the rules and seize opportunities.

The players believe if they continue to play but don't have an agreement when the World Series ends, the clubs will declare an impasse in negotiations and implement a new labor system.

The failure of global governmental negotiations to implement a climate protection treaty is mirrored at each failed global summit by corporate commitments.

Trump said during the press conference that the two leaders had agreed to engage in "vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible".

Speaking to reporters a few hours after the signing ceremony, Trump said the two world leaders had agreed to engage in "vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible," though he provided no timetable for future talks.

The United Nations Resolution 435 calling for decolonization of Namibia had been adopted by the Security Council in 1978 but it took over a decade more of armed struggle and political negotiations to implement.

Remaining Lib Dem members are Michael Moore, the Scottish secretary; Lord McNally, the justice minister; and Lord Wallace of Tankerness, who led the Lib Dems' negotiations over implementing the Leveson review.

Opposition to UHC could therefore be contained through negotiation and implemented incrementally despite the absence of real consensus among the policy elite; ii) since the 1960s, the social security institution has been responsible for UHC in Costa Rica.

In the winter of 1994, the owners declared an impasse in negotiations and tried to implement a new system.

This paper offers a few preliminary steps in bringing the equity implications of building global emissions trading, Annex B trading only, and no trading to the fore as an issue to be considered in the negotiations of how to implement the Kyoto Protocol.

By the end of 2002 USTR was receiving in some cases, hourly phone calls from the White House on negotiations over how to implement the 2001 agreement.