Sometimes there would be cross-discussions -- Powell and Rumsfeld, for instance, briefly parrying on an issue -- but the president would rarely prod anyone with direct, informed questions.
DORMAN: While we're having the cross-discussion about men and women in golf clubs, I'd simply add that the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews has not yet awarded the customary golf membership to Louise Richardson, the new president of St. Andrews University, the first female president in its history.
While one wishes productions that have not been curated in the festival circuit might have achieved similar cross-discussion, the more country-specific articles do give insight into work that is happening, and this makes the book a useful addition to the growing bibliography on Shakespeare in Asian theatre production.
This interaction is appropriate and healthy, and valuable insights can be acquired by these cross-discussions.
While our results suggest that homogeneous subnetworks of countries are preventing cross-discussion of topics with opposing beliefs, it nonetheless reveals that e-cigarettes have managed to remain polarising over nearly 7 years of study.
Mr. Xi's use of the term "core interests" was intended to emphasize the existence of a line that the United States and other countries should not cross in discussions with China.
For Labour, shadow Commons leader Angela Eagle said the government's plans had descended into farce and called for "genuine cross party" discussions on the way forward.
The way has been cleared through cross-party discussions, led by Jack Straw.
He says he hopes there will be cross-party discussions with the Electoral Commission on how the bill is implemented.
The tool gives an easy-to-understand overview for personnel with different professional backgrounds and facilitates strategic cross-functional discussions.
"And I am very happy that in the new session we have cross-party discussions on how we ensure that that happens".
