Sentence examples for discussions on which from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Mr. Cameron, a Labour official, Ivan Lewis, demanded "immediate discussions" on which judge would lead the police inquiry.

Mr. Zoellick does not seem to trust fully the cables, briefings and diplomatic discussions on which most diplomats base their thinking.

The dangerous proposed amendment to the country's penal code, discussions on which begin in Congress on Thursday, would also increase sanctions and jail times for healthcare providers and others accused of "promoting" abortion services.

Discussions on which allies to invite into the government are expected to conclude tomorrow, a new cabinet is likely to be announced this week and a new government is scheduled to be sworn in next Friday.

There are some discussions on which domains are to be included [ 8].

There have been discussions on which recall methodology to use and how strictly to define the different feeding categories [ 27].

With so many smartphones out there now capable of making cinema-grade videos, there's an endless amount of debate and discussion on which one comes out on top.

Analysis of his presidency never concludes with policy discussion – on which Zuma has proven weak – but with his sexual lifestyle.

He said: "You can't have that discussion on which powers you devolve until you first determine that Scotland remains part of the UK".

Clegg appeared to blur that distinction by telling Marr that Scottish voters would be able to vote on more powers at the 2015 general election, stating: "You can't have that discussion on which powers you devolve until you first determine that Scotland remains part of the UK".

Mostly eschewing the more highbrow inquisitions to which former leaders had felt obliged to submit, serial guest Tony Blair had loved sofas so much that he even governed from one, with his Downing Street "den" being the sort of place where advisers might be expected to link seamlessly from a discussion on which telly hottie would get it, to an unminuted decision to start a war.