Sentence examples for negotiations were made from inspiring English sources

But in some ways, the negotiations were made easier because the commercial potential for golden rice is expected to be limited, while the potential humanitarian benefits are great.

But at the beginning of Maricopa's growth, the city was unincorporated, and all these negotiations were made by a three-person county board of supervisors that was working from rural zoning codes dating back to 1962.

Mr. Holbrooke said the resolution was the most difficult the Council had dealt with since he arrived 14 months ago, and that negotiations were made even more difficult by the explosive situation on the ground, including today's seizure of three Israeli soldiers by Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas.

The department said it recognised the last two months, since negotiations were made public in July, had been "a trying time" for Aurigny staff and the department wished to place on record its gratitude for their patience and loyalty.

Negotiations were made to increase sea-borne trade, both British and foreign, through the canal.

In November 2002, negotiations were made for Connick to play a series regular on Will & Grace; he originally signed on for only 13 episodes.

In the confusion, Mr. Abed Rabbo, the senior Palestinian negotiator, quit his post, saying back-channel negotiations were making the official, American-mediated ones meaningless.

The first move away from decommissioning as a precondition for negotiations was made by the Blair government after its election, swiftly followed by the IRA's 1997 ceasefire.The IRA's announcement revived hopes which seemed to be dying.

Little progress in the negotiations was made in recent weeks, and both sides remained so far apart on key issues that union officials issued a three-day notice of a possible strike on Thursday.

That move, according to those with knowledge of the negotiations, was made to ensure that Burress would not use the Giants' offer as leverage in negotiations with other teams.

Saeb Erekat, a senior Palestinian official, said "the Americans affirmed their readiness to hold a trilateral summit" with Mr. Arafat and Mr. Barak but insisted that progress in negotiations be made first.