Sentence examples for discussions abroad from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Romney's departure for a week of foreign policy discussions abroad could help mute the summertime squabbling.

What also troubles Mr. Abdulmalik, the banker, is the way in which Bahrain has been grouped recently in discussions abroad with Libya and Yemen.

In his The New Yorker piece, "Does Egypt Need Twitter?," Gladwell misses the mark on what has been a widespread discussion of the use of social media tools: there would be little discussion abroad without them.

MORRIS MUSEUM "World War II: Perspectives From Home and Abroad," a discussion with Jim DelGiudice.

There has also been discussion about sending them abroad, possibly to Lebanon, as was done during the first Palestinian uprising, from 1987 to 1993.

The topic for discussion was "is studying abroad a worthwhile investment?" Excerpt 1 is one example of Disagreeing/Agreeing. Candidate B thought that university students should take social responsibility rather than adopt bias attitudes towards different jobs.

I'll focus mainly on the United States, which is both my home and the country I know best, reserving an extended discussion of the pain abroad for later in the book.

President: Today, I'll share some views on this important issue to advance discussions both at home and abroad.

That it took so many others by surprise – including, it appears, Putin and many of his immediate entourage – may reflect the volume of post-Soviet background noise and the low level of awareness, especially abroad, of the discussions raging in Russia's – flourishing and uncensored – social media.

After dozens of discussions with women considering moving abroad, I've noticed common concerns.

Discussion is underway here and abroad about specific reforms, many of which have been set out by the United States administration: appropriate capital and liquidity requirements for banks; better official supervision on the one hand and on the other improved risk management and board oversight for private institutions; a review of accounting approaches toward financial institutions; and others.