Sentence examples for rapid conclusion of from inspiring English sources

On trade, and representing a win for Britain and the US, the summit backed the rapid conclusion of the Doha round of trade liberalisation, despite French reservations.

"It is fitting that we are here with our Apec colleagues to share the news that the United States and China have reached an understanding that we hope will contribute to a rapid conclusion of the broader negotiations in Geneva".

It earnestly relayed the leaders' call for a rapid conclusion of the stalled Doha round of trade talks; and it dutifully recorded their "aspirational goal" (ie, meaningless wishful thinking) to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.There is no evidence that agreements reached at APEC serve any purpose other than providing a basis for discussion at the next summit.

This is consistent with the general ecological strategy of A. thaliana towards an escape from stress through resource allocation that prioritizes reproduction, followed by a rapid conclusion of the life cycle, which differs from its longer-lived relatives.

Additional guarantees that EU law will be respected until the withdrawal of the UK is a fact are also key to ensuring a rapid conclusion of the first phase of the negotiations". EP coordinator for Brexit Guy Verhofstadt added: "Prime Minister May opened the door to progress in her speech in Florence on September 22, for example on the role of the European Court of Justice.

A rapid conclusion to the long-delayed Doha Round of trade negotiations is one of the most direct ways to rebuild confidence.

"We see no alternative but to bring the true circumstances to the attention of a higher authority to aid a rapid conclusion to this issue".

European leaders urge prompt activation of Article 50 and many British leaders are also seeking for a rapid conclusion to the turmoil.

The rapid conclusion, after predictions of three weeks or more, took Israel by surprise.

And today, it seemed to give up hope of a rapid conclusion: "Dear Santa: Bring Us a President".

Many a reporter with only a flimsy grasp of the programme book was struck dumb thereby and many an interview brought to a rapid conclusion.