Sentence examples for discussions plans from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, within the company, according to a person familiar with internal discussions, plans to bring Rupert Murdoch's eldest son, Lachlan, who is 40, back into the operation have stepped up, as was evident in Lachlan's presence on the newsroom tour.

Key stakeholders at the health facility level found that, although they were the ones with hands-on experience with the programme, their experiences and views were not taken into account by the district planning team, and they rarely surfaced in local discussions, plans or in budgets relating to the PMTCT programme.

As the visit concluded, Iran described it as "constructive and positive," with further discussions planned.

Instead, the envoys said only that new ideas had been proposed and more discussions planned.

While museumgoers will be able to take in the exhibition, "The Landmarks of New York," during regular hours from June 24 through Sept. 4, there are several other discussions planned.

Alexander Novak, the Russian energy minister, said that 5% reductions had been considered in the past with Opec and would come up again in discussions planned for February.

Iran said Tuesday that a team of United Nations nuclear inspectors visiting since the weekend had concluded "constructive and positive" talks with Iranian officials, with further discussions planned at an unspecified date.

Squads for the tournament must be cut to 15 players by 18 August, and players from outside the original 30 can be drafted in, but with no further discussions planned, Pietersen is resigned to not being included.

With further discussions planned to connect Foreclosed with current New York City-based housing initiatives, the activist potential for MoMA remains.

Before you can get to your wills -- and yes, you each need your own will -- you have discussions, planning and business to take care of.

Turning to the session's agenda, Ms. Veneman outlined the discussions planned for the week ahead and spoke firmly about the funding shortfall for UNICEF's response to 'forgotten' emergencies.