Sentence examples for sustained negotiations from inspiring English sources

No sustained negotiations are under way.

Except for that meeting and what he called indirect contacts with the authorities in Guangdong Province, where Wukan is located, protest leaders appear to have had no sustained negotiations to end the standoff.

"Pyongyang sees political pluses in meeting with the U.S., but Davies no doubt conveyed that sustained negotiations are simply not in the cards without tangible signs and actions by North Korea that there is something to negotiate about," Mr. Pollack said.

If the resolution of past N.H.L. lockouts is any guide, it will take several agonizing weeks of bargaining before Commissioner Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, come to an agreement — far longer than the single week of sustained negotiations the sides have engaged in so far.

Actually withdrawing will take sustained negotiations.

Serious, sustained negotiations first produced a historic nuclear deal between the U.S. and Iran.

John Kerry's recent effort to forge a settlement with Israel and Palestine was heroic, if unsuccessful, but the Administration should have had a serious Plan B, laying out intermediate steps that would sustain negotiations; its failure to do so contributed to the disaster that followed.

While Trump might make vows of a better deal, the trust needed to sustain negotiations would be gutted.

India and Pakistan, unlike other nuclear powers -- for example, the United States and Russia -- share a common border, have had no sustained dialogue and lack even a framework to hold serious negotiations.

It had become abundantly apparent to many of us that in fact the situation in South Sudan required more sustained political negotiation and support than military presence.

Flanked by Israeli justice minister Tzipi Livni and veteran Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat, he said "sustained, continuous, substantive negotiations on the core issues" would begin in the next two weeks in either Israel or Palestine.