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Administration officials said that budget figures would be one of many elements that would be negotiated.

But the official, who spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the matter, called the carbon intensity figure "disappointing," and said that the administration hoped it represented a gambit that would be negotiated upward at Copenhagen or in subsequent talks.

Mr. Lamy said Europe was willing to end its export subsidies on a list of agricultural products that would be negotiated with developing nations, a pledge that falls short of a demand by developing nations that all such subsidies be eliminated.

Mr. Obama left unclear how he would coordinate reductions with Russia, saying only that they would be "negotiated cuts" but not committing to a treaty requiring Senate approval.

Hawke responded with the promise that a treaty would be negotiated by 1990, but that promise was never realised.

He said that the Aramco share would be "reasonable" and that specific percentages would be negotiated next month.

City Hall officials said that they had developed several formulas for scales of merit pay increases but that the details would be negotiated separately with each of the six major employee groups whose contracts expire this year.

At a briefing today, presidential advisers said that many details would be negotiated in the months ahead on Capitol Hill.

But we reached an agreement that the new parliament, elected in 1994, would also, together with its senate, be a constitution-writing assembly, and that a final constitution would be negotiated during that first period of five years, which would have to, in terms of the transitional constitution, which would have to comply with around 34 immutable principles certified by a constitutional court.

The Copenhagen talks collapsed without resolution, and so it was agreed that the successor treaty would be negotiated in Paris in the fall of 2015.

"That would be part of any negotiation, whether it be for a finite period of time, whether it would be negotiated that there be a further ramp-down over a period of two or three years, or whether we would have a continuing advise-and-assist role as we have in a number of countries," Mr. Gates said.