Examples of using Negotiating table in English and their translations into Finnish
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A union is not created at a negotiating table within the EU.
This is the first time that the European Union has been at the negotiating table.
It does indeed speak for itself that those who are around the negotiating table are most sensitive to their own issues; this is always the case.
Mr President, I would call on everyone to go the negotiating table.
Access to the negotiating table will give the applicant countries the support they need en route to democracy, rule of law and a healthy economy.
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Europe was not at the final negotiating table.
Before we let these third countries sit at the same negotiating table as the EU, we must demand that they subscribe to the same core international labour standards.
More than ever, Israelis andPalestinians must return to the negotiating table.
If we do not do so I believe we shall continue to be excluded from negotiating tables and be reduced to bankrolling major international events.
We must do everything possible to bring all the parties back to the negotiating table.
Last year, Morocco withdrew from the negotiating table and, like a good player who has won, ended up with all the cards and did not forfeit a single concession.
Firstly, every bomb makes the return to the negotiating table more difficult.
I ask myself whether, in fact, standards are not being set which will ultimately apply to everyone even thoughnot everyone is sitting round the negotiating table.
It is vital to get both parties back to the negotiating table as quickly as possible.
You always place emphasis on the developing countries yetthey were not even at the negotiating table.
For those of us whocampaigned against the MAI, Lionel Jospin's decision to leave the negotiating table is very satisfactory, and is not a touchy reaction, as Commissioner Brittan said.
We need a parliamentary assembly that meets regularly andmonitors the work that is going on around the negotiating table at the WTO.
When we talk about Africa, it would be hypocritical for us to separate the things we say about humanitarian andaid issues from our behaviour at the Doha Round negotiating table, and I am not just talking about the European Union, I am talking about the whole of the first world, that first world that has come together within the G8.
We are therefore sceptical whether this dispute can be resolved at the negotiating table any time soon.
We must protect these associations, we must promote them, and we must allow these women of peace,once they reach the negotiating table, to have an equal part and to play a decisive role in the construction of democracy.
This is a serious matter and I do not think it is enough to say that we are trying to get back to the negotiating table on human rights.
They are, in fact, choosing the road of peace, away from occupation, away from terror andstate terror, and towards the negotiating table and, hopefully, peace eventually.
The DDA should therefore remain our main focus of attention- as it will- and the EU is willing andprepared to go back to the WTO negotiating table as soon as realistically possible.