Sentence examples for breakthrough meeting from inspiring English sources

Following a breakthrough meeting last Saturday between Barack Obama and the Cuban president, Raúl Castro, even such battle-hardened anti-imperialists as Gómez are starting to think the US may finally have a president who understands Latin America.

The Belfast Telegraph reported at the time that Mrs. Clinton was given a stainless steel teapot at the event, but reported nothing about a breakthrough meeting of Catholic and Protestant women.

But Washington has urged such a breakthrough meeting since 1994, when former President Jimmy Carter helped broker the planned summit meeting that was scrapped because of the death of Kim Il Sung.

He was the highest-level North Korean official to visit Washington, and his trip — followed by Ms. Albright's landmark visit, at his invitation, to Pyongyang — was part of North Korea's efforts to keep up the momentum generated by a breakthrough meeting between Mr. Kim and South Korea's president, Kim Dae-jung, earlier that year.

The Professional Footballers Associationn's Paul Davis is cautious about the chances of a English-style "Rooney Rule" coming into effect in football, despite a "breakthrough" meeting with the Football League.

But after what was described as a "breakthrough" meeting between the PFA and Football League chairman Greg Clarke last season, the players' union has been left disappointed by the failure of the league to discuss its "Coaching Fair Play" initiative with clubs.

The Chinese media, like the American press, used this summit as a chance to reminisce on the short list of past breakthrough meetings between the two countries — Richard Nixon's historic visit to China in 1972, for example, and Deng Xiaoping's goodwill visit to the United States in 1979.

The Sudanese president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, and his South Sudanese counterpart, Salva Kiir, reached their breakthrough after meeting personally six times since Sunday, both delegations said, creating a pact crucial to reviving their nations' economies after their armies came close to all-out war along a disputed frontier in April.

In major breakthrough, Education Ministers meeting held in 2007, Pacific countries endorsed and affirmed their commitments to develop a national policy for children aged 0-8 years by 2010 paving way for attention to this underserved issue.

"There has been a breakthrough in this meeting".

"There has been a breakthrough in this meeting," he said.