Sentence examples for discuss a list from inspiring English sources

In April 1640 the Short Parliament met but was quickly dissolved by Charles because its members wanted to discuss a list of grievances before approving funds for the war.

One recent weeknight Mr. Kaplan and Ms. Hubley met with Melena Ryzik at Maxwell's, their hometown club, to discuss a list of favorite musicians that Ms. Hubley compiled (and that Mr. Kaplan agreed with).

The major political parties have been meeting in the last several days to discuss a list of demands on election procedures that they say the government must meet before they will participate.

After the event was opened by Labour MP Keith Vaz, chair of the committee, young people were given an hour to discuss a list of questions among themselves before they were given an opportunity to take the floor and voice their opinions.

Recognising human rights and justice "has to be the cornerstone of foreign policy, the cornerstone of our relationship with every other country", Corbyn said, pledging he would discuss a list of recommendations made in a report by the Politics of Papua Project at the University of Warwick with the Labour party.

See articleA hotly contested by-election in Hong Kong was won by Anson Chan, a former senior civil servant who campaigned on a platform of introducing full democracy at the earliest opportunity.In Pakistan, two former prime ministers, Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif, agreed to discuss a list of joint demands that must be met if their two parties are to contest the elections on January 8th.

One British newspaper suggests Robert Greifeld Robert Greifeld, Nasdaq's chief executive, will also discuss a listing in the U.K. with key LSE shareholders when he arrives in London this week.

He testified that he discussed a list of talking points on one Enron deal with Mr. Skilling, and Mr. Skilling says that was the list being referred to.

In recent months, the American military officials in Afghanistan who are urging attacks in Pakistan discussed a list of potential targets with the United States ambassador in Pakistan, Anne W. Patterson, officials said.

A team spokesman said the Cubs have discussed a listing in the National Register, but will not pursue it until after Wrigley has been renovated.

The teachers gather at Wednesday-afternoon faculty meetings and discuss a long list of "students of concern".