Sentence examples for timetable for negotiations from inspiring English sources

The 18 month timetable for negotiations between September 2014 and March 2016 is reasonable, and realistic.

Should Iran accept it, the new proposal is based on a timetable for negotiations.

François Hollande, France's president, wants a UN Security Council resolution to set a clear timetable for negotiations leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The best way to move forward is for the conference to produce a document laying out agreed parameters and a timetable for negotiations.

After Mr. Mbeki flew to Harare to meet Mr. Mugabe in December, the ZANU-PF party supposedly agreed to come up with a timetable for negotiations.

Yet nine months after a preliminary peace accord set out a strict timetable for negotiations, this was only the second occasion that the various sides had sat down together.

Speaking at a meeting in London held by Open Europe and the Royal United Services Institute, two research institutes, Mr. Fox said Britain should set out its objective — membership in a customs union and single economic market, and a timetable for negotiation, followed by a referendum.

On Wednesday the Commons' local government and communities select committee will put out a scathing report saying there has been a failure to set out clear, measurable objectives for devolution, timetables for negotiation have been rushed, and there is a lack of openness about those negotiations.

The president's comments, after a 79-minute, one-on-one session in the Oval Office, were the first in which he articulated a timetable for peace negotiations.

Boras said he has no timetable for his negotiations, but he did not anticipate having a deal concluded in the next three weeks.

The pound has sunk to a three-year low against the euro on worries over the UK's prospects outside the EU, after the government set a timetable for Brexit negotiations and fanned fears it would go for a deal that leaves Britain excluded from the single market.