Sentence examples for discuss the post from inspiring English sources

A number of people have written to discuss the post on advertisements in China that feature two-child families even as China's one-child policy endures.

By Evan Osnos November 22, 2010 A number of people have written to discuss the post on advertisements in China that feature two-child families even as China's one-child policy endures.

Although Fox News never put Ms. Kohn on the air to discuss the post, the viral phenomenon collected 2.1 million unique hits, putting it among the site's top five original posts for the year.

"If these allegations are proved true, I am outraged by the appalling, pay-to-play schemes hatched at the highest levels of our state government," said Mr. Jackson, who had openly expressed interest in Mr. Obama's old job and who met with Mr. Blagojevich, whom he is not known to be close to, for 90 minutes on Monday afternoon to discuss the post.

In the wake of the announcement, the Sulzberger family held two meetings, one with the Ochs-Sulzberger family trust, which owns a controlling stake in the company, and the other with the broader family, to discuss the Post sale and the decision to issue a statement from Mr. Sulzberger and Mr. Golden.

In related news, those keen on the environment can participate in a virtual Bali conference, the current major conference being held to discuss the post Kyoto environmental treaty.

I'd sit in stately European palaces with diplomats, parliamentarians and multilateral men who used the word "modality" a lot, and we'd discuss the post-cold-war international order.

ON JULY 1ST 1944 the rich world's finance experts convened in a hotel in the New Hampshire mountains to discuss the post-war monetary system.

"Anyone who tells you where the S&P is going to bottom or isn't really going to bottom isn't really being honest," argued Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, during a conference call to discuss the post-Brexit investment climate on Friday.

Because of the seriousness of the content, senior Secret Service officials held a conference call Monday morning to discuss the posts, said a law enforcement official who requested anonymity because of the investigation into the matter.

And as he lost yet another debate (I'll discuss the post-debate polls later) mainly because of his anger and tone, I couldn't help thinking that what made McCain so bitter was his knowledge that he was, in fact, President Bush, at least in his policies and voting record.