Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• keeping operation and start negotiations with the rebels.
• And why are they keeping those negotiations such a secret that they had to lie about Amanda Straugh's death?
• We must keep up the pressure on the Sudanese Government to bring an end to the fighting, enable the UN to mount a peace
• The transparency adopted by the Commission during these negotiations in keeping the EP informed is to be applauded, and I hope that it will be possible during forthcoming negotiations to resolve the ambiguities and omissions that are still pointed to by all parties.
• During the whole negotiation process, the Commission is keeping the Member States informed via the 133 (Textiles) Committee and thus any Member State's position is carefully considered.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we should vote in favour of this agreement, as a sign of encouragement, as a positive bet on the future, and also as a means of keeping up pressure whenever negotiations take place regarding application or renewal.
• Saggy Naggy is keeping out of this.
• This should be a policy of collective negotiation, keeping nominal wages in line with inflation and not allowing them to rise above it.

• track approach: firstly, sending a powerful message to our negotiating partners; and secondly, bringing the EU together behind a strong negotiating mandate ahead of the Copenhagen conference.
• The European Union, as a trade partner and important negotiating partner at global level, should help promote higher labour and social standards in third countries.
• even when major trading partners seek to play off the Commission against the Member States.
• We should not make the mistake of alarming our negotiating partners with such massive demands.
• We are therefore taking an intensive two
• This is already the case in the trade field where the Commission's role as spokesman for the Member States has greatly reinforced the EU as a negotiating partner
• They are essential components of further trade liberalisation and will benefit most of our negotiating partners.
• The EU supports greater transparency in the negotiations and will lend its voice to those ACTA partners calling for the release of draft consolidated texts that do not disclose the positions of individual negotiating partners.