Sentence examples for negotiations producing from inspiring English sources

The negotiations producing the new Tory-Lib Dem coalition government have not yet agreed a position on food and farming.

Those negotiations produced the framework of the current system.

The negotiations produced a tacit Cold War "Nordic balance".

But if labor negotiations produce an N.F.L. lockout in 2011, Jacobs said he would box.

Regardless of whether the negotiations produce results, they help "bring Minsk out of isolation", Lukyanov said.

The threat could be rendered moot if the negotiations produce a deal, even at less than 52.5 percent.

The negotiations produced the most important non-proliferation agreement, later endorsed by the United Nations, in more than a quarter century.

On the downside, if the current round of wage negotiations produces higher-than-expected pay rises, that could undo the effect of the interest rate rise.

And the negotiations produced a six-point plan to have both sides of the family live temporarily together in a neutral setting.

Those negotiations produced the interlocking agreements that came undone when the company missed Friday's interest payment owed on the notes it issued to Nortel Networks.

It will rise even further if labor negotiations produce salary increases of more than 2.5percentt a year, which they are almost certain to do.