breakdown of negotiations

In the event of a breakdown of negotiations, a safety clause is provided to protect participation rights.

In 1984, for example, an external mediator was appointed following the breakdown of negotiations, and agreement reached under his auspices.

Following the breakdown of negotiations with the FIS, the government decided to hold presidential elections.

Officials blamed the presence of foreign fighters for the breakdown of negotiations, as they seemed about to reach a deal to end the standoff peacefully.

The suit follows the breakdown of negotiations over cleaning up environmental damage to the area from pollution by lead, zinc, cadmium and other contaminants.

The second category is the national stoppage resulting from the breakdown of negotiations and the exhaustion of the bargaining machinery.

The actions followed the breakdown of negotiations between Taliban and Northern Alliance fighters set up to find a way to avert a battle.

With the breakdown of negotiations on a new federal structure between the six republics and two territories, Slovenia and Croatia opted for independence.

The breakdown of negotiations led to what became known as the undeclared Quasi-War (1798-1800), pitting the two nation's navies against each other.

However, mutual recrimination between Soviet and US protection staffs contributed to the breakdown of negotiations, presumably the threat's aim.

But the breakdown of negotiations was inevitable and had irreparably damaged Redmond and the Irish Party.

I am particularly troubled by the recent breakdown of negotiations between the European Union, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

Government spokesman Andrés Chadwick blamed "the ultras" and "the intransigents" in the student movement as responsible for the breakdown of negotiations.

It followed the breakdown of negotiations over Mr. Hussein's demands for territorial concessions and financial payments in return for his eight-year war against Iran.

Following the breakdown of negotiations, hostilities broke out, and Prior witnessed the aftermath of the British disaster at Majuba Hill.

I believe that the breakdown of negotiations in Geneva last week created a climate of scaremongering; that was the climate that was cultivated.

Hostilities broke out in early 1355, following the end of a truce, and breakdown of negotiations for the release of David II from English captivity.

When it came to fashioning a new order fundamental differences remained, and since the breakdown of negotiations in May and the congress's return to street politics, the estrangement has grown.

The three Arab delegations challenged the Bush Administration today to set a new official opening date for the resumption of peace talks, or risk a breakdown of negotiations.

The union representing 2,500 tugboatmen and barge workers in New York Harbor struck nine towing companies at 12:01 A.M. this morning following a breakdown of negotiations yesterday.

What apparently troubled Mr. Sick into spinning his web was the breakdown of negotiations between the Carter Administration and Iranian leaders on the release of the hostages.

However, given the passions that were raging in Bosnia in 1993, relocation was surely preferable to the mass murder, mayhem and rapine that followed the breakdown of negotiations.

British Airways cabin crew are beginning a five-day strike, the first in a series planned to span fifteen days, following a breakdown of negotiations this weekend between the airline and the union.

When Frederick learned of the breakdown of negotiations, while at his court at Fulda in June of 1170, he solemnly repeated his oath never to recognise Alexander.

"We gave each other our word that no provocations would become grounds for a breakdown of negotiations," Vyacheslav Tikhomirov, the top Russian military commander in Chechnya, said today after the meeting.