Sentence examples for aborted talks from inspiring English sources

The government says the aborted talks reflect how difficult it would be for any company to break into the upper crust of the business-applications market.

The negotiations represent the latest attempt by the bookie's chief executive Richard Glynn to acquire an online rival to plug gaps in his struggling website, following aborted talks with both Sportingbet and 888.

City editor Jill Treanor explains: The flotation of TSB is to take place following the aborted talks with Co-operative Bank to sell the 631 branches, after which TSB was spun out of the wider Lloyds branch network last year.

EVEN if the recently aborted talks between Israel and Palestine had led to a peace agreement, a chunk of the would-be Palestinian state would have been kept out of the deal.

But in contrast with aborted peace talks in October, the Kachin rebels sent a senior representative, Gen. Gun Maw, to the negotiations on Monday.

Microsoft described the aborted merger talks with SAP as having been "preliminary" and added that neither company intended to resume the negotiations.

Shortly after ba aborted the talks, the press revealed that ba was building a rival discounter, called Go. "I was stitched," says Stelios.

And for many, this week's aborted unveiling of talks with the Taliban (or the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, as they proclaimed from their Qatari outpost) looked like exactly that: "The ISI and the Taliban are getting everything they want from the Americans".

At the student union, Emily Caufield, a junior, was talking about the aborted presidency over dinner with her friends.

One might have thought that the aborted raid would cool the talk of military action, but instead the Carter Administration has maintained that last week's effort is to be considered not a military measure but only a "humanitarian" mission, while saying at the same time that all "options" - including presumably genuine military action - remain open.

One might have thought that the aborted raid would cool the talk of military action, but instead the Carter Administration has maintained that last week's effort is to be considered not a military measure but only a "humanitarian" mission, while saying at the same time that all "options" - including presumably genuine military action - remain open..