"commercial talks" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a discussion about a commercial transaction. For example: "The two companies engaged in commercial talks to discuss the details of the merger."
These leaders would have been encouraged by the recent reports implying that Mr. Bush was about to suspend Soviet-American trade and commercial talks.
"I know that commercial talks are ongoing, and as far as I have heard a letter of intent has been signed, while there is no legally binding document yet," Mr. Dvorkovich said.
F1 does not deny this, merely says it does not comment on commercial talks.
This is annoying in many events who either put sponsors delivering commercial talks on stage or too much branding around.
HP: The commercial talks about Obama forcing the auto companies into bankruptcy, which is accurate, but it shows a picture of cars being crushed.
On my left, two German chaps straight from a Gillette commercial talked mezzanine financing.
"It gets rid of the majority of problems with AM radio," said Thomas R. Ray III, director of engineering for Buckley Broadcasting and WOR-AM, a commercial talk-radio station in New York that has added digital transmissions.
Commercial talk station LBC won the night's special award for Call Clegg, featuring presenter Nick Ferrari with the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, and its spin-off Ask Boris, with London mayor Boris Johnson.
To paraphrase the philosopher Michael Moore, "Dude, where's my coffee?" Still, even the bleary-eyed got the point: On commercial talk radio, liberals intend to take conservatives to the basket.
Fogarty flagged up to the station last autumn that she wanted to explore other opportunities, with projects on Radio 4 and the World Service, and has been heard recently on commercial talk station, LBC.
Tre Azam: Series 3, Week 11 Known for his outspoken comments, it's no surprise that Tre Azam now has his own radio show on London's commercial talk radio station LBC 97.3 and works as a motivational speaker.
