Sentence examples for promoting negotiations from inspiring English sources

Chinese concerns about U.S. missile defense systems are a source of great uncertainty, reducing Chinese support for promoting negotiations on the Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty (FMCT).

Ms. Livni has staked her political career on promoting negotiations with the more pragmatic, Western-backed Palestinian leadership for a two-state solution.

In December, four Tunisian civil-society organizations, known as the National Dialogue Quartet, received the Nobel Peace Prize for promoting negotiations between political parties and citizens and for helping the country avoid the fate of its neighbors.

We and other experts were promoting negotiations long before this administration took office, as I detailed in a widely shared and cited Politico article.

What is needed is an end to discretion and the recognition of autonomy in contracts, with the aim of reducing costs and promoting negotiation in a better spirit.

Ernest Lluch, ETA's most prominent victim, had been involved in efforts to promote negotiations between Spanish politicians and Basque nationalists.

Abdul Hakim Mujahid, a former diplomat in Afghanistan's Taliban administration and a member of the Afghan High Peace Council, which had been set up to promote negotiations, said: "Omar's role has been extraordinarily influential.

Jews who put Israeli interests first vote Republican because, since Jimmy Carter's day, they know that the Democrats will promote negotiations and the Republians won't.

So Czar Putin of the glacial eyes and coldly calculating mind, after re-establishing the balance of power in Syria, protecting Assad but forcing him to negotiate, now makes it clear to all players and competitors that in the framework of these new realities he, statesmanlike, would promote negotiations with the final end of ensuring Russian national interests.

The variations in instruction were hypothesized to promote negotiation of meaning and co-construction of knowledge within both groups.

He used the story of the successful step back in 1962 as an example to promote negotiation with the West and an end to the Cold War.