scope of negotiations

This resolution again adopts positions that have traditionally been advocated by the European Commission for extending the scope of negotiations in the WTO.

In an opinion written by Associate Justice James H. Coleman Jr., the court said that the scope of negotiations could be limited to matters that did not involve religious issues.

While agricultural trade barriers are already a subject of trade talks, this accord increases the scope of negotiations by asserting that farm subsidies are a form of protectionism that should be limited.

What will ultimately determine the pace and scope of negotiations -and Israel's attitudes about sharing power or territory with the Palestinians - is the degree to which the Palestinian uprising will force the Israeli Government's hand, he said.

Calling Mr. Florio "the crystal-clear choice of educators," Betty Kraemer, president of the association, lauded him on his voting record in the House and on his familiarity with issues that concerned the association, including school financing and expansion of the scope of negotiations.