Sentence examples for probable negotiations from inspiring English sources

In that context, the conversation seemed less like an attempt to reach out to voters and more like a glimpse of the probable negotiations that will occur after the 7th of May.

"Istanbul has expressed its readiness to host these talks and is still one of the probable options for hosting these negotiations," Mr. Salehi said.

JERUSALEM — Israel's prime minister-designate, Benjamin Netanyahu, forged ahead on Monday with negotiations toward a probable narrow, hawkish government after his conservative Likud Party initialed its first coalition agreement with the nationalist Yisrael Beitenu Party led by Avigdor Lieberman.

"This means that without rapid acceleration and real negotiations, it is highly probable that you will not see the deliverables you desire in Bali".

The list of unrealized goals from Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner's last attempt at a grand bargain two weeks ago are breathtaking in their number, particularly when compared with the probable outcome of these final Congressional negotiations.

Lord Adair Turner, Chair, Committee on Climate Change "The most probable outcome if you look at the negotiations is 3C or 4C, and that would be terrible.

It is more than probable many heads of state will not come if the negotiations are not complete.

Ethan Saffer, who represented Rite Aid in the negotiations, said: "The unfortunate impending outcome is the probable covering up of the mural.

But the bill was so weakened in behind-the-scenes negotiations over the last week that the government still can order without probable cause a telephone company to turn over all call records for "area code 616" or for "phone calls made east of the Mississippi".

That is the same as in the criminal law - probable cause is enough for a prosecution to continue to trial or negotiation.

These three exemplar conditions, ASD with additional mental health problems, cerebral palsy and diabetes, were deliberately chosen because it seemed probable that the groups would have some similar and some distinct needs with respect to their negotiation of transfer to adult services.