Sentence examples for start negotiator from inspiring English sources

Richard Burt, a former chief Start negotiator who now heads a disarmament advocacy group called Global Zero, said that the two presidents "took a major step toward achieving their goal of global zero".

The expert panel, brought together by the international arms-control advocacy group Global Zero, included former Republican senator Chuck Hagel, former chief START negotiator Richard Burt, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Thomas Pickering and former Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic for NATO, retired Gen. Jack Sheehan.

[C6.] South Korea and U.S. Start Trade Negotiations South Korean and American negotiators have started a one-year drive to draw up the United States' largest free-trade accord since Nafta went into effect in 1994 with Canada and Mexico.

Agreeing on these terms is essential before the negotiators start dealing with new technologies, said John A. McGuinn, chief negotiator for the Joint Policy Committee.

Palestinian negotiators are hoping to use the concessions Mr. Olmert made — which have never been publicly acknowledged by Israel — as a basis from which to start these negotiations.

Sanctions on oil which will cost Iran $30 billion over the same period remain firmly in place, providing a lot of leverage as negotiators start work on a final deal.

His career as a labor-management negotiator started in 1933 when, as a freshly minted lawyer in private practice, he was asked to mediate a protracted strike in Brooklyn.

If the two sides do not settle on a new treaty, then the administration may seek some form of executive agreement with the Russians permitting inspectors to stay and information to be shared on terms similar to the current Start agreement while negotiators continue to talk.

We'll find out in Lima next month when the UN negotiators start the serious work on a deal.

If Khosrojerdi did not offer a payment within a week, the negotiator would start killing them, one by one.

I've worn many hats while starting a business: strategist, negotiator, marketer, product manager, salesperson and finance manager.