Sentence examples for scope of negotiations from inspiring English sources

European officials sought to limit the scope of negotiations.

He suggested that it was to Mexicans' advantage to limit the scope of negotiations.

Nor has there been much headway on agreeing the scope of negotiations in controversial new areas such as investment.The result is that trade ministers next week have five days to reach a series of complicated political compromises after almost two years of stalemate.

It got swept into the year-end spending package because it "was within the scope of negotiations" on it, according to an Appropriations Committee aide.

Critically, neither of these options interferes with the implementation timeline, inserts issues outside the scope of negotiations, or risks a rash rejection of what would be a historic, multilateral agreement.

Power dynamics play a crucial role in the sex industry and in the lives of FSWs, right from the scope of negotiation with clients and partners on condom use and sexual acts and managing the control and influence of stakeholders, such as brothel owners, bar owners, brothel managers, and local thugs.

This sets a major limitation on the scope of bilateral negotiations.

The proposal, in a Prague speech by Karel De Gucht, the European Union's trade commissioner, came as the union and the United States are trying to map out the ambition and scope of the negotiations for a potentially sweeping trans-Atlantic trade pact.

But under colossal pressure at home to protect the domestic arts industries from a transatlantic flood, President François Hollande is expected to block agreement on the EU mandate unless France's "exception culturelle" is observed and the audio-visual sector is removed from the scope of the negotiations.

That conduct, however, was never within the scope of these negotiations nor the objective of the international sanctions regime aimed at preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

This leads Mr Hoekman to argue that another benefit of concluding Doha will be that it will open up the scope for negotiations to establish rules of the game in areas such as international financial sector regulation, government procurement and services trade, where the crisis has revealed scope for protectionism.Unfortunately, a successful conclusion to the round is still far from certain.