Sentence examples for closed talks from inspiring English sources

In closed talks in New York today, Mr. Aguilar Zinser told Mr. Negroponte that Mexico is still backing France, diplomats said.

Egypt is again hosting a round of closed talks to patch up bitter disagreements between Palestinian factions, and has committed itself to helping secure Gaza in the event of an Israeli withdrawal.

In closed talks today, Mr. Kabila told the envoys that he wanted the deployment speeded up, a demand on which a number of African nations on different sides of the war agree.

The campaigns have been so preoccupied with the debates that negotiators on both sides devoted more than six days of closed talks to the details before they emerged on Friday with a detailed agreement that spells out everything from the height of the lecterns to the number of aides each candidate can have backstage.

Mr. Shin opened the session by saying that "globalization and global standards" were his government's "guiding principle" and that the government played only "a supporting role for the companies," signaling that it was unlikely to offer concessions in the closed talks that followed.

At a dinner at his home, Mr. Holland, 53, whose popular dairy restaurant in Jerusalem, Shmil at the Lab, just closed, talked with great passion about his favorite cookie.

Bob Wallace, the former executive editor at Rolling Stone and editorial director of the recently closed Talk magazine, hired Mr. Love as a researcher 20 years ago.

And, if the reader finds the relentless examination of Jewishness a touch self-absorbed, the circle closes: "Talking feverishly about being Jewish was being Jewish".

In closing, talking about problems with sexual intimacy can sometimes make things worse.

(Unfortunately, registration is now closed; the talks are to be published in a book).

The closer talks get to such issues as democracy and disarmament, the stickier they will become.