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1 откладывать переговоры
Юридический русско-английский словарь > откладывать переговоры
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2 переговоры
сущ.мн negotiations; talksвести (проводить) переговоры — to conduct (carry on, hold) negotiations (talks); (о продаже / покупке товаров) to negotiate the sale (purchase) of goods
возобновлять переговоры — to resume (reopen, restart) negotiations (talks)
начинать переговоры — to begin (commence, start) negotiations (talks)
прерывать переговоры — to break off (discontinue, suspend) negotiations (talks)
сорвать переговоры — to frustrate (torpedo, wreck) negotiations (talks)
урегулировать конфликт (спор) путём (посредством) переговоров — to settle a dispute by means of (through) negotiations
государства, участвующие в переговорах — negotiating states
- переговоры о заключении перемирияпереговоры о заключении мировой сделки (о мирном разрешении / урегулировании спора) — settlement negotiations (talks)
- переговоры о прекращении огня
- переговоры о разоружении
- переговоры по широкому кругу вопросов
- двусторонние переговоры
- дипломатические переговоры
- закулисные переговоры
- мирные переговоры
- многосторонние переговоры
- поэтапные переговоры
- предварительные переговоры
- предстоящие переговоры
- торговые переговоры
- успешные переговоры
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