Sentence examples for critical talks from inspiring English sources

The critical talks came after parliament overwhelmingly rejected a measure to dock people's savings.

A delegation from the Georgian Orthodox Church met with the deputy foreign minister of Russia in what one described as frank and critical talks.

Cameron is due to visit Bulgaria this Thursday for critical talks on his plan to renegotiate the terms of UK membership of the European Union.

He takes up his new position as Iran's most senior diplomat as Tehran resumes critical talks with world powers over a nuclear programme that has brought four rounds of UN sanctions.

The White House has churned out about 40 new measures to fight carbon pollution just since the start of 2015, stepping up the pace ahead of critical talks for a global climate change deal.

Critical talks are scheduled to continue in Athens between all party leaders, although President Karolos Papoulias's decision to prolong the negotiations came despite widespread signs the talks were heading towards collapse.

But the alien sensibility that the show heralded was soon unavoidable: a precociously brainy mood in art that was fronted, rather than followed, by critical talking points.

Television journalists say owners of other private television networks have gradually caved in to government pressure and stopped broadcasting critical talk shows.

Fitzpatrick was particularly critical, talking of "disgraceful discipline", and ascribing Georgia's try just before half‑time to Johnson's poor decision to take off Tom Wood.

Don't be put off by the dull poster or the heartsinking critical talk since its Sundance premiere about it bringing a "European" sensibility to the western.

The Democratic challenger, John Kerry, returned to the campaign trail less than an hour after Mr Bush's speech, giving a sharply critical talk of his own in Ohio, a crucial battleground state.The president began his speech by dealing with his domestic record and plans.