Sentences with phrase «of returning to the negotiating table»
[446] An August 2015 meeting at which top diplomats from the UK, Russia, China, Germany, and France told 10 undecided Democratic senators they had no intention of returning to the negotiating table was reported to be particularly crucial.
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But Morales said this month that Chile offered «no guarantee of free movement of people or goods,» and Bolivia's lawyers have said the country only wants the court to ensure «Chile return to the negotiating table in good faith.»
Beleaguered airline British Airways negotiators are returning to the negotiating table today for the latest round of talks with the Unite union.
For the second straight day, AG Andrew Cuomo took the state Legislature to task, saying they should return to the negotiating table with Gov. David Paterson now that he has vetoed key portions of their two - way budget deal, effectively nullifying all the spending they sought to restore.
Senate Democratic Conference Leader John Sampson is the latest in a growing line of Democrats to send a letter on behalf of the striking RWDSU employees at the Motts plant in Wayne County, urging the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group to «return to the negotiating table as quickly as possible.»
Kogi State Chairman of Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance (APDA), Hon. Abdulmumini Ibrahim has appealed to striking Kogi workers to return to negotiating table with the state...
I want to thank the administration and town representatives for returning to the negotiating table to construct a contract that is in the best interest of taxpayers,» said Minority Leader Mills.
On the other end of the negotiating table, the emotive rhetoric of the leave campaign in the 2016 referendum focused on returning sovereignty and control to the United Kingdom.
Typically, the government referring the matter heeds the Court's decisions and either re-draft the legislation to conform to the precepts set out by the Court or return to the negotiating table if it is a matter of social or political policy.