Significats de chief negotiators en anglès

He was also one of the chief negotiators of the 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement.

There was silence Tuesday from the two chief negotiators, Nancy Pelosi and Steven Mnuchin.

That assessment by one of the Government's chief negotiators on the North generated immediate controversy.

They are the chief negotiators in the Senate on the continuing Wall Street reform effort.

THE chief negotiators on behalf of the Apprentice Boys and the Bogside Residents Group are .

As the two chief negotiators, Smith and Boone, arose to depart, they were both seized from behind.

He was one of the SDLP's chief negotiators at the inter-party talks that led to the Belfast Agreement.

President Richardot on behalf of Spain, and Secretary of State Villeroy as commissioner of Henry, were the chief negotiators.

The chief negotiators of Britain and the European Union, Michel Barnier and David Frost, meet on Friday for intensive negotiations.

Once the chief negotiators and their key aides left each other, it was left to officials to carry out technical discussions.

If confirmed, he would replace Ernest Moniz, a physicist who was one of the chief negotiators in last year's Iran nuclear deal.

A free trade deal between New Zealand and Korea has taken another step with the chief negotiators from both countries signing legal documents.

TPP chief negotiators are meeting in New York this week and a U.S. negotiator said the talks aimed to close all but the trickiest issues.

The future relationship talks between chief negotiators Michel Barnier and David Frost resume formally on Monday after a hiatus that saw both in coronavirus lockdown.

They said that one of the prime minister's chief negotiators, Jon Cunliffe, had been on the phone with his American "opposite number" over night.

Chief negotiators attend a news conference to conclude the 16th round of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations in Singapore March 13, 2013.