Examples of using Difficult negotiations in English and their translations into Chinese
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Now if you think about that story for a moment, I think it resembles a lot of the difficult negotiations we get involved in.
While the long and difficult negotiations leading up to the adoption of the Declaration had not yielded a consensus, they had provided the necessary political momentum.
We will have difficult negotiations with Britain, it will not be easy," Merkel told conservative supporters in eastern Germany on Monday.
After 15 years of difficult negotiations, we finally came to this historical moment.
In January 1928, after long and difficult negotiations, Germany and Lithuania signed a border treaty, which left Klaipėda on the Lithuanian side.
The current methodology for formulating the scale of assessments, which had resulted from long and difficult negotiations, did not require any major changes for the immediate future.
He described the composition of the negotiating team, and said that despite the difficult negotiations, progress was made on all points.
Despite the difficult negotiations, for Sinochem, cooperation with Thailand in the rubber industry is an indispensable step in overseas strategy.
Several participants stressed that the definition in draft Article 2 was the product of difficult negotiations and that there was great reluctance to re-open agreed language.
It was stated that the compromise reached in recommendation 214 after long and difficult negotiations was a better result.
Ms. Tomar(India) said that her delegation had followed closely the protracted and difficult negotiations on the draft Optional Protocol.
The letter was the result of long and difficult negotiations between Foreign Minister Vollebaek and President Slobodan Milosević in Belgrade.
The Deputy High Commissioner gave a brief overview of the background to and creation of the first special rapporteur mandates, and the often difficult negotiations involved.
Mr. Vigny(Switzerland) said his delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution following long and difficult negotiations.
Some of the words may seem mundane, but they are the result of long and difficult negotiations between the parties.
Recognizing that the establishment of the Council here today is the result of long and difficult negotiations, we believe it inevitable that compromises have had to be made.
I would like to place on record our thanks to those who, despite all the difficulties, undertook difficult negotiations to arrive at a broad consensus on the issue before members today.
In the ensuing discussion, many representatives expressed a strong commitment to bringing the long and difficult negotiations on non-compliance to a positive conclusion at the current meeting.
The difficult negotiations begun in May 1997 culminated in October 1998, when the Congress of the Republic adopted by a two-thirds majority- 50 amendments to the Constitution; the main opposition party abstained.
His delegation welcomed the report of the Chairperson of the Group of Governmental Experts, which accurately reflected the efforts made by all States to reach a constructive compromise in difficult negotiations.