Sentence examples for starting negotiations from inspiring English sources

The Turks want a straightforward date: a definite moment for starting negotiations.

All in all, looking at the alternatives, starting negotiations should be preferable to starting wars.

The government and the FARC, a 17,000-strong rebel army, are deadlocked over terms for starting negotiations.

Beyond starting negotiations in Santiago tomorrow, very little progress will be made before Jan . 20 when Mr. Clinton leaves office.

Mr. Barak has quietly accepted starting negotiations under fire, for which he is being excoriated by Israeli rightists.

Hours before the Athens vote, the French national assembly voted overwhelmingly in favour of starting negotiations for the third bailout.

The beginning of his climb down was evident during the September 2009 UN General Assembly meeting when the president declared, "Simply put it is past time to talk about starting negotiations--it is time to move forward" with or without Israel freezing settlement construction.

We haven't even started negotiations.

The UN starts negotiations next week on finalising the SDGs.

The villagers had started negotiations demanding 100 jobs.

But other big investors want it to start negotiations.