The statement was released during a visit by French President François Hollande to China in a bid to persuade Beijing to propel negotiations ahead of the Paris talks.
Those compromises propelled negotiations into the final stages and put heavy pressure on Europe, the other main proponent of global negotiations, to offer its own sacrifices.
Tony Blair often speaks for the Quartet charged with propelling negotiations leading to the establishment of the State of Palestine.
As Lord Heseltine has suggested, a more imaginative, braver and more consistent leader could have used the referendum result to propel an immediate negotiation with the EU on much-needed reforms.
The administration propelled those negotiations after Mr. Bush agreed to a "general time horizon," which many Iraqis like to view as a timetable for withdrawing American and other foreign troops and turning over security to Iraqi forces.
"We believe this is the beginning of putting back the peace process on its rails," he said, "and we hope that the dynamic that was achieved by these statements will propel us toward a speedy negotiation, not only on the Palestinian issue but also on the Syrian and Lebanese track, because there is a very clear position taken by the Arab countries that they want to achieve peace".
It came after three years of negotiations propelled by the hope that it would improve relations between the two branches of Christianity as well as the two nations.Nominally, it was a religious visit.
Through his courses on public narrative and community organizing, she began to see that community advancement is not solely propelled by legal negotiations or incremental progress hammered out on the sidelines of major international donor meetings.
Mr. Karzai's longer-term effort to reconcile with Taliban leaders, and his negotiations with Pakistan, could propel Mr. Holbrooke back into a central role.
If the Israelis learn the lessons of the current conflict, this crisis could propel Arabs and Israelis back toward negotiations with a better understanding of what it will take to build a peace.
Yet, from five tense days of negotiations that saved the fitful process comes one positive development that could, in time, propel it forward: the new, active role of third-party participants.
