Sentence examples for outside negotiations from inspiring English sources

On the sidelines of those talks, Zarif and Kerry took a stroll in the city, which marked rare scenes of the two top officials from the old adversaries having a break together outside negotiations behind closed doors.

Paul Hirschson, a spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry, said that moves like the British resolution and Sweden's recent statement "make conflict resolution much more difficult" by sending Palestinians the message that "they can achieve things" outside negotiations.

The results suggest that less-connected employees may be at least as effective as established ones at representing your organization in an outside negotiation because of their strong motivation to fit in, as long as you carefully monitor their work.

"They should've had this figured out a year ago before they struck a deal with Pandora that was subject to outside negotiation by the CRB".

The only action on the conflict taking place in recent days has involved parties outside the negotiations.

Outside the negotiations, though, both sides took a combative stance, appearing to play to their hard-line supporters.

Outside nuclear negotiations experts have suggested that Iran purposely timed that announcement to increase its diplomatic leverage at the coming talks.

At Camp David, the Israeli peace delegation's mood grew more hopeful, and officials outside the negotiations said Prime Minister Ehud Barak believed the chances for success have improved.

"This week, strong signals were sent for ambitious climate action from outside the negotiations, but they did not inspire a faster pace in Bonn.

In a forceful and at times angry speech, Mr. Abbas assailed Israel for failing to release Palestinian prisoners as outlined in previous agreements and for refusing to discuss the issue of Palestinian refugees outside of negotiations.

It is also meant to forestall the renewal of Palestinian attempts to seek statehood recognition outside of negotiations, through membership in United Nations and other international bodies — almost certainly a deal-breaker for Israel.