Translation of "Verhandlungen stattfinden" in English

It was agreed that these negotiations would be held at ministerial level.

It provided all but one of the reports used in the negotiations (1).

It was initially planned that this meeting would mark the successful completion of the negotiations.

In general, if the statistics are to be believed, arbitration is being increasingly used to settle minor disputes between consumers and traders.

This is where the majority of the tourist transactions take place.

Image: Saluting, they enter the wooden house in which the negotiations are taking place.

I must say, in this regard, that I believe that there will be negotiations at these meetings.

But what is important is to ensure that this is discussed and negotiated as soon as possible.

Negotiations on framework agreements have started with the United States, Canada, Norway, The Faeroes, Iceland, Sweden, Finland and Spain, and exploratory talks with a view to negotiations are to be held with Portugal, Senegal and Guinea-Bissau.

Further negotiations will take place on how to deal with the consequences arising if an agreement on new EEA rules cannot be reached.

The case studies identify a number of different levels at which bargaining takes place.

There will be no negotiation, but not because you say so.

Indeed, whenever there are negotiations, they sell us a mid-term review, which comes at the end of the term.

But it is made clear that such agreements must result in fair, appropriate and non-discriminatory conditions, that means then that where such agreements have to be made, this is not a serious disadvantage but a method that can be applied to specific technical solutions, to which the directive also refers.

As a result, it was agreed that negotiations should be held between the Commission and Parliament with the aim of laying down rules on how Article 206 should be applied in the future.

Next month, the European Council will assess the situation in the negotiations that will be going on simultaneously in order to take the decisions that are necessary to enable us to have a successful outcome in Copenhagen.

Minister Sasi, perhaps you should have said that this was more of a political debate and that a conclusion would be reached in Helsinki.

In any case, Mr President, if these negotiations do take place, I demand that the European Parliament plays a role in the negotiations, a demand that I think all of us share.

I conclude by saying that there is a gleam of hope that the dialogue may be continued, that serious negotiations can take place. But I should immediately add that we should understand clearly that the greatest possible vigilance is needed to prevent the process from sliding back into in the bloody violence which plagued the region before.

Moreover, I know that, as early as this afternoon, a debate will take place in which the Danish Minister for Food will participate as President-in-Office of the Council and this emphasises the fact that the mid-term review is still on the table.

The negotiations that are about to begin must not be characterised by the sort of repellent haggling that gets up people’s noses; instead, all parties must see themselves as negotiating for the Europe we share and in a European spirit.

Depending on further negotiations, I am committed to using the available resources in the Commission to address the concerns that the European Parliament expresses through those amendments.

Europe needs a leadership role in order to tackle climate issues, first in Poznan in 2008, where the next negotiations on the climate will take place, then in Copenhagen in 2009.

I also concur with Mr Swoboda's words about the dates by which all of this, particularly the conclusion of negotiations, can take place.

Despite the concerns that I have highlighted, most of the WTO member countries seem increasingly willing to show the necessary flexibility and openness to sufficiently conduct ambitious negotiations in Doha in terms of substance, and I am beginning to think that we might be able to see our four priorities met there: trade liberalisation, further regulation, the inclusion of development at the top of the multilateral agenda and the integration of our objectives for sustainable development into the WTO.

Having left the Parliament, the procession headed in a generally orderly fashion for the Bella Center, where negotiations were to take place.

No serious negotiations can take place and no results can last if one party vetoes the representatives of the other side.

The Committee doubts whether the negotiating rules proposed by the Luxembourg Presidency will be sufficient to ensure that real negotiations take place.