On the recordJuly 28, 2014
We made a very conscious decision not to go for a 6-month extension, which was possible under the JPOA, because we thought we would just get to month 5 before anything would happen.
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congress.govWendy Sherman: “We made a very conscious decision not to go for a 6-month extension, which was possible under the JPOA, because we…”
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Sherman explains the decision against extending negotiations to avoid delays.
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