Sentence examples for discussion about becoming from inspiring English sources

Along the way there are distractions, complications, and at some point there's a discussion about becoming living gods or whatever.

In a letter to colleagues, Carl Zeithaml said that he would continue to serve as dean of the commerce school, but would suspend discussions about becoming interim president.

This comes after nearly five years of internal discussions about becoming "customer centric"—more than three with Moynihan at the helm.

During the editorial board meeting Friday, Mrs. Clinton also denied reports of any contact with the Obama camp regarding an exit strategy for her, or discussions about becoming Mr. Obama's running mate.

But he soon soured on the president's handling of the war, and by 2004 even entertained a discussion with John Kerry about becoming his running mate on the Democratic ticket.

In December, there were media reports that Mr. Simons had had discussions with Dior about becoming creative director of the Paris house.

A6 NATO Considers Ukraine NATO moved toward opening discussions with Ukraine about becoming a member of the alliance, while Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met with opposition leaders who want to oust the Russian-backed government in Belarus.

When first asked if there had been a discussion about her becoming a peer before she agreed to produce the report, Chakrabarti sidestepped the question, saying: "Jeremy Corbyn is not a corrupt man and I am not a corrupt woman.

We did this at a time when it was comparatively unusual for businesses in our sector to report their carbon/Greenhouse Gas (GHG) impacts, and long before there was much discussion about it becoming mandatory.

"There is a lot of discussion about people becoming owners of their data, and 'personal data', and we call that personal because there's something to be respected, not traded.

Did he have lively discussions with his head chefs about becoming more up-to-date?