Sentence examples for negotiations running from inspiring English sources

"If the rise in the temperature could cut back on the interminable negotiations running late into the evening for often disappointing results, then the outcome of the initiative would be a very good one," said David Malone, a former Canadian ambassador.

It was unclear if there was any tie between the two events, but the detention follows a period of tense relations between the trading partners, with iron ore negotiations running past the June 30 deadline and Rio Tinto ditching a planned $19.5 billion investment by state-owned Chinese metals firm Chinalco last month.

But amid public scrutiny, the negotiations ran into trouble.

In 1979, as Congress was considering raising the debt limit, negotiations ran down to the wire.

Cohen is still angry about the way the negotiations ran aground.

But as overnight negotiations ran on, he admitted they would finish on Saturday.

But one thing is for sure: the longer negotiations run on, the longer lobbyists kick about to try to influence proceedings.

The bankruptcy court approved an auction last Thursday, and negotiations ran nearly 24 hours into a hearing on Friday morning at which UBS's successful bid was announced.

But by this morning, Europe had accepted revised language in a draft text on agriculture in exchange for a proposal to conduct broader negotiations on environmental issues involved in trade, only to have the negotiations run into a fresh obstacle.

The deal looked likely to be struck after a fortnight of negotiations ran into an unscheduled extra day because countries could not agree on a timetable for setting clear national targets on cuts in carbon.

Since then, Frankfurt and London have talked in fits and starts, but their negotiations ran into repeated disagreements over who would control how much and whose technology had the best chance of being accepted as a common platform for trading in Europe.