sentences:  In May 2013, "The Times of India" reported that negotiations were "back on track", with plans for the first 18 Rafales to be delivered in 2017.Another point of contention is a provision where Dassault was to reinvest 50 percent of the deal's earnings into India's defence sectors, either through purchases or technological expertise.In March 2014, the two sides were reported to have agreed that the first 18 aircraft would be delivered to India in flying condition and that the remaining 108 would be 70 percent built by HAL.