Sentence examples for centre of talks from inspiring English sources

The Oxfam report came at a sensitive time, with the future of Europe's common agricultural policy at the centre of talks in Paris between Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac.

Mr Ji's calls for human rights to be at the centre of talks with the North Korean regime have been backed by advocacy groups around the world, who fear the issue will take a back seat to nuclear non-proliferation.

Jones believes that could be at the centre of talks.

A circle of light, a centre of Talk.

Mr Crabb told BBC Wales he had been talking to Mr Cameron about the need for Wales to be "front and centre" of any talks and said he was "totally reassured" it would be.

Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb said he had been talking to Mr Cameron about the need for Wales to be "front and centre" of any talks and said he was "totally reassured" it would be.

The Conservative MP for the East Sussex constituency of Hastings and Rye is one of 12 ministers at the centre of the talks.

"Australia will not be on the outer of the region but at the centre of our talks," he told parliament.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez was at the centre of those talks and insists that Real's policy of big-money, big-name signings, that has brought the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Kaka, Ronaldo, David Beckham and Figo to the club, gives Real value for money.

South Australian senator Nick Xenophon said he also thought Turnbull would "just get across the line", but if there was a hung parliament he and his party would "sit down in good faith from the perspective of the political centre to talk to both sides of politics".

The open letter from UK Finance, which represents major banks and other financial institutions, said the government must place the City at the centre of Brexit trade talks or risk dealing a major blow to the economy.