Sentence examples for believed talks from inspiring English sources

The union blamed the "intransigence" of the Post Office, while the company said it was "extremely disappointed" and had believed talks were due to resume this week.

For instance, in an interview with the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz in May 2007, he said that he believed talks with Iran should begin at a low governmental level even if enrichment continued.

His contract expires this spring, and it's believed talks about a new deal have begun.

O'Neill, visiting Latin America's largest economy in the wake of a diplomatic flap sparked by his comments, said he believed talks under way between Brazil and the International Monetary Fund to extend a loan agreement were proceeding "in a very good way".

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told NBC News in Tehran that he believed talks could still lead to a successful resolution.

Rep. John Yarmuth, a Kentucky Democrat, said on ABC's "This Week" that he believed talks convened by Mulvaney at the presidential retreat of Camp David could have reached an accord "in less than a day" if the acting chief of staff were president.

About 40 percent said they believed talking on the phone during surgery to be "always an unsafe practice".

The Totnes MP, who was selected in an open primary, said she considered herself a "Cameron loyalist" who believed talk of leadership challenges should end.

Rourke, who was raised a Catholic, but no longer believes, talks of "recreating a private self", and the "rebirth of mystery".

Marco Zatterin of La Stampa also believes talks are off: Marco Zatterin (@STRANEUROPA) No date yet for a new Eu summit.

The end of that eight-year agreement is less than four months away, but McCafferty does not believe talks will go down to the wire.