Sentence examples for negotiations intended from inspiring English sources
Negotiations intended to resolve the nuclear dispute have been deadlocked since before Mr. Rouhani's election, which has been depicted as a potential opportunity to break the stalemate.
Negotiations intended to solve the long-running dispute were meant to conclude by Friday, at the end of a five-day "truce" between the two sides.
Mr. Obama can make a compelling argument that it is in Iran's strategic interest to join regional negotiations intended to guarantee Iraq's long-term stability and sovereignty.
And when a close adviser to Mr. Kim visited China last month, Mr. Xi bluntly told him that North Korea should resume international negotiations intended to force it to abandon its nuclear arsenal.
By the mid-1970s, however, in an atmosphere of East-West détente, some three dozen countries began an intensive multi-year process of negotiations intended to stabilize Europe and strengthen international cooperation.
"We do it independently, and without consultation with our competitors". It added that it believed that all of its talks with Monsanto about technology licensing were "legitimate and appropriate business negotiations" intended to benefit its customers.
A8 Agreement on Nazi Labor A long, often bitter, negotiation intended to settle once and for all Germany's financial obligations from the Nazi years ended with an agreement on how to allocate $5 billion among surviving forced laborers and others driven to work in Hitler's concentration camps.
A long, often bitter, negotiation intended to settle once and for all Germany's financial obligations from the Nazi years ended today with an agreement on how to allocate $5 billion among surviving forced laborers and others driven to work in concentration camps.
The Project keeps track of official and unofficial land contracts and the different stages of negotiation: intended, concluded, and failed.
The negotiations are intended to reduce the number of long-range missiles on each side by 30 to 50percentt.
IF THE papers al-Jazeera, the Qatari-based news channel, leaked about Israeli-Palestinian negotiations were intended to spark another popular uprising, their mole will have been disappointed.
