Sentence examples for ripe for negotiation from inspiring English sources
Former members of the Taliban government, including Maulavi Arsala Rahmani, who was the Taliban minister of higher education and is now a senator, say that Taliban leaders know that they cannot win the war and that the time is ripe for negotiation.
This means the time is ripe for talks, negotiations and hearsay regarding the off-season's biggest moves.
"I admonish you to pave the right track and do not make any excuses while the time is ripe for negotiations," Mr. Ahmadinejad said.
"Corporate tax reform and increased spending on infrastructure appear to have limited bipartisan support," observed strategists at the investment firm BlackRock, who called such plans "a ripe area for negotiation" between the Trump White House and Capitol Hill.
Stephen Weiss of the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto, who is preparing a case study about the decade-long Canadian-Chinese negotiations for the loan of the pandas, told YFile, his university's online newsletter, that the negotiations "are ripe for study because they encompass a complex mix of diplomatic, legal, language and cross-cultural issues".
A1 Secretary of State Colin L. Powell appealed for "an unconditional cessation of violence," but said the time was still not ripe for the United States to sponsor peace negotiations.
This is a region that has countries that are: major emitters, key players in global warming negotiations, taking action and ripe for further action, and on the front lines of the impacts of global warming.
As the government obstructs international negotiations, tax cheating is an issue ripe for Labour to make its own.
Mr. Elias and Mr. Houts first realized that the area was ripe for exploration after encountering Brooklyn North detectives while making "Talk to Me," a documentary about hostage negotiations.
"RIPE for digital destruction".
