Sentence examples for dogged discussions from inspiring English sources

British authorities had worried that they might be forced by a new European Union agency to rescue a troubled bank against its will, a concern that had dogged discussions over ways to police financial institutions that operate in many countries.

But the spat, only one of several that have dogged discussions within NATO about industrial co-operation, bodes ill for efforts to forge a common approach to other new defence challenges.The Europeans' reaction is prickly partly because they are so conscious of the problems of their own defence industries.

But some of the issues that dogged discussions in 2003 are still resonant.

The trade discussions have dogged Rusch and he wishes they would cease.

The ELN has sought peace before, holding talks in Cuba and Venezuela between 2002 and 2007, but experts have said those discussions were dogged by lack of will on both sides.

Since Pascal introduced the idea of mathematical probability in the 17th century discussions of uncertainty and "rational" belief have been dogged by philosophical and technical disputes.

THERE has been a good deal of discussion lately between journalists and political scientists concerning, on one side, political journalists' dogged ignorance of relevant findings in political science and, on the other side, political scientists' obdurate refusal to make their work accessible or practically useful.

"They just dogged it".

The pursuit was dogged.

Then controversy dogged her.

Inventors are dogged.