Sentence examples for official negotiation from inspiring English sources

It was the first so-called sidebar discussion in talks that for months had been bogged down in the difficult dynamics of official negotiation.

For example, in multi-day negotiations, video of the official negotiation does not capture conversations that happen in the hallways or over coffee between the negotiators, which can often be critical moments.

In truth, the intergovernmental body entrusted to prevent "dangerous" levels of climate change has not only failed to make progress over its 20-odd years of work (and almost 100 official negotiation meetings since the agreement was adopted), it has overseen a process of virtually uninterrupted backsliding.

Meanwhile, to dissuade Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from making his promised "painful compromises" in any future official negotiation, a group of rightist members of the Knesset and settler leaders have issued their incomprehensible plan to confer Israeli citizenship on all residents of the West Bank and Gaza.

In September, seven members of the Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team (NCCT) backed out of the agreement after the government and its military, known as the Tatmadaw, refused to recognize three ethnic armed groups as part of the official negotiation team.

He continued, "I find myself in the paradoxical situation where I have discovered the real story behind the story that I had reported almost thirty years ago because I knew "Monsieur Jacques" and I knew the protagonists of the official negotiation without being conscious of the unofficial parallel negotiations".

In time, Washington and Pyongyang will have to resume official negotiations.

Although he failed in his official negotiations, his English sojourn was in other respects a fruitful one.

The European Union and Canada pitched in the same year; official negotiations began in 2008, also involving Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Singapore, Mexico and Morocco.

The United States has refused to allow North Korea to use the fate of imprisoned American citizens as leverage to force the opening of official negotiations.

The release of the audit is expected to launch the Spanish government's official negotiations with European leaders over the terms of a multi-billion bank bailout.