Sentence examples for progress of the negotiations from inspiring English sources

Frustrated with the progress of the negotiations, he had said in June that he would pursue free agency after the season.

Mr. Broughton, asked about the progress of the negotiations, said, "It's positive, the fact that we are talking, that we are continuing to talk".

In the early 1960s, acts of terrorism committed by German-speaking chauvinists interfered with the progress of the negotiations, but in 1969 agreement was finally reached on implementing the guarantees provided in the agreement of 1946.

"It is clear to everyone that handling international pressure depends on the progress of the negotiations, and if the talks fail, it will give everyone interested in boycotting us every reason to do so," he said.

He spoke twice by telephone in the early morning with Kofi Annan, the secretary general of the United Nations, bringing him up to date on the progress of the negotiations, the officials said.

It quickly became clear that Mr. Rampe was speaking for Mr. Pataki, whose senior advisers were monitoring the progress of the negotiations by telephone and who advised Mr. Rampe that the meeting was not to break up until an agreement was reached.

Since time would be needed to test Iran's sincerity about disclosures, and its cooperation with the atomic energy agency after years of delay and deceit, Iran's willingness to undertake such steps early on would both be a prerequisite for, and a signal of, progress on the negotiations.

Colonial said in a statement Tuesday that it was unaware of the progress of those negotiations but that its board was ready to accept the Dubai offer.

She brings him news of his four adult children and of the progress of the peace negotiations from the Palestinian leadership.

The Oxford University-based Migration Observatory has said that depending on the progress of the Brexit negotiations there may also be a need to quickly register all EU citizens already living in the UK.

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