Sentence examples for subject to future negotiation from inspiring English sources

The attorney general, Jeremy Wright QC, who will lead the government team, also asserts that initiating withdrawal does not change any UK laws and that the consequences will be subject to future negotiation and parliamentary scrutiny.

France's statement, echoed in Washington and Berlin, said the exact percentage of debt reduction was subject to future negotiations.

The crime of aggression is subject to future negotiations, and unless states individually ratify an agreed definition, the court will have no jurisdiction over it.

This will be subject to future investigations.

But it left virtually all decisions about how this was to be accomplished to future negotiations.

The exact mechanism for achieving this aspiration was left to future negotiations, however.

The agreement may not augur a new tone to future negotiations.

Thus, our findings can contribute to future negotiations between policy makers and GPs for fair prices, even in other countries with different pricing policies.

Much would also depend on the UK's subsequent relationship with the EU, and this of course, will be the subject of future negotiations.

As Glenn Kessler, campaign fact checker for The Washington Post, explained on Thursday, even Israel's government calls the West Bank a "disputed territory," whose future status "is subject to negotiation".

Instead, they are subject to endless negotiation.