Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Council once more called upon Iran to open the way for negotiations by complying with the requirements as set out in Resolution 1737.
• That is why in Austria, and elsewhere, we are calling for open
• The door is open for all negotiations, but we expect a clear signal from the Council that it is taking action on these two key questions.
• Yesterday, in this House, while giving the impression that he was adopting a firm position, the Commissioner basically left open the way for negotiations on a fresh modification of our COM for bananas.
• On the other hand, it is necessary to try to restart the peace process and to leave the door open for negotiations.
• But if they needed his skills, I'm sure it wasn't open for negotiation.
• There are several chapters open for possible negotiation.
• In view of the provisions/areas currently open for negotiations and in light of the current global challenging events your rapporteur considers therefore, that the following challenges should be addressed in the negotiation process and in the final text of the renegotiated agreement:

• It should therefore be limited to the phase of the procedure which ends with the drawing
• This statement is not at all satisfactory to us and, in our opinion, he is just making things worse for himself, since, in our opinion, this point specifically was not at all open to negotiation.
• As regards this part of the proposal, I am open to negotiation.
• If we want a European partnership in which all countries are involved on an equal footing, the basis for that partnership must be open to negotiation.
• up of the definitive contract documents; tenders drawn up on the basis of those contract documents cannot therefore be open to negotiation.
• This is a position of principle which is not really open to negotiation, just like the protection of quality products and consumers which we all are.