Sentence examples for negotiations proved from inspiring English sources

Negotiations proved fruitless, and the pictures were deleted.

After what seemed like ages, Mr. Koncel said, the negotiations proved successful.

Fayyad resigned that post in March 2009 in order to facilitate the creation of a new unity government between Fatah and Ḥamās, but, when negotiations proved inconclusive, Fayyad was reappointed as prime minister in May.

After meeting with officials on Monday, confirmation of the 45-year-old's appointment had been expected yesterday, but negotiations proved protracted and their conclusion was not helped by the weather.

The negotiations proved to be more difficult than anticipated, but by April 8, 2010, agreement was reached on a new treaty that would limit each side to 1,550 deployed strategic warheads on up to 800 strategic nuclear delivery vehicles (deployed and nondeployed).

The negotiations proved difficult, forcing Clement to visit the papal court in Rome.

Leaders of the firemen's union have been charging that their contract negotiations prove Lindsay's bias against labor.

"If further negotiations prove negative then further industrial action will be called in defence of our agreements and for proper pay for our members".

"Her decisive words on the Prime Minister's EU budget negotiations prove that the Conservatives are the only party who can protect Britain's interests in Europe".

If the negotiations prove fruitless, the next budget crisis looms this summer when Congress must again raise the government's statutory borrowing limit or risk defaulting on the federal debt.

As the Leader [Ayatollah Ali Khamenei] said last year, if the experience of the nuclear negotiations proves that the United States is changing its approach toward Iran is basing its approach to Iran on mutual respect and interests then there is a chance of change.