Examples of using Negotiating process in English and their translations into Hungarian
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also to make the UN negotiating process a more viable one,
policy for the negotiations, which aims to ensure full transparency during the whole negotiating process.
moreover, that Parliament should be consulted and involved in the negotiating process.
balanced set of decisions to anchor the Copenhagen Accord in the UN negotiating process.
of the FTA and its findings will feed into the negotiating process.
The Council reiterates its support for the Israeli‑Palestinian negotiating process under way since the Annapolis Conference.
The European Council underlined that the negotiating process facilitated by the Troika between the parties on Kosovo's future status has been exhausted.
Association Agreement(SAA) and the accession negotiating process, including the new approach to negotiations applied in Montenegro.
Plus the fact that the lengthy negotiating process and final signature has been carried out without parliamentary involvement is also unacceptable,
While it might appear that the primary concern of each Council member is to maximise national advantage(at the expense of others), this negotiating process is in reality as much characterised by cooperation among members to secure outcomes.
By signing a border arbitration agreement with its neighbour Slovenia, the new Croatian Government has not only eliminated an obstacle to the negotiating process, but has also paved the way for the resolution of other issues.
one of good will, but it should also be rigorous so as to boost the negotiating process and stimulate the advancement of modernising, democratic reforms in Turkey.
For years, this negotiating process has been useful in carrying forward political
will be following the negotiating process.
that the mandate that the European Commission received to conduct the negotiating process should be reassessed,
with stakeholders at the earliest possible opportunity, allowing for timely constructive comments to be submitted at a stage when their substance can be taken into account during the negotiating process.
by representatives of other organisations deemed to be necessary and relevant to analysing the negotiating process.
expressed hope that all parties would return to the negotiating process.
The Russian side underlined the importance of refraining from violence and the need to launch an effective negotiating process to find mutually acceptable solutions based on relevant UN decisions.
Throughout the negotiating process, the European trade unions