Examples of using Negotiating table in English and their translations into Czech
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their foreign allies of our resolve should be enough to bring them to the negotiating table.
This large-scale financial assistance gives us the right to ask the Palestinian National Authority(PNA) to return to the negotiating table.
One only has to think of the Middle East conflict, where we do not even have a place at the negotiating table.
to open discussions and to return to the negotiating table.
challenge of climate change, what should appear on the negotiating table but the financial crisis.
It is really important that the Palestinians are able to go to the negotiating table with the support of the Arab League.
Besides, that suits the small groups, as the agreements made at the negotiating table make them more powerful than befits their size.
urge the four political groups to return to the negotiating table.
At the negotiating table, of pressuring them to make concessions And from a standpoint historically, that's how you did it.
to come together at the same negotiating table and to identify and share decisive elements for cooperation.
And from a standpoint at the negotiating table, of pressuring them to make concessions historically, that's how you did it.
Both sides must realise that they must resolve their differences at the negotiating table and not on the battlefields.
which will ultimately apply to everyone even though not everyone is sitting round the negotiating table.
three equal partners are sitting around the negotiating table for the 2011 budget: the Council, the Commission and Parliament.
the delicate matter of Kashmir is still on the negotiating table.
all night drafting resolutions, sitting down at the negotiating table the next day.
In the name of correct economic relations, these things are not brought up at the negotiating table.
calls on the leaders of FYROM to come to the negotiating table in good faith,
not to frighten away partners from the negotiating table in Bali, and later on,
to contradict it and to go back to the negotiating table.