Sentence examples for embryonic talks from inspiring English sources

News of what are being described as "embryonic" talks with potential investors, including Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, coincide with the 20th anniversary yesterday of Sky Sports.

The first theory in the Brussels bubble holds that it was just too much of a coincidence that Mr Mladic was arrested in the village of Lazarevo on the very day that Cathy Ashton, the EU's foreign-policy chief, was visiting Belgrade to promote embryonic talks between Serbia and Kosovo, the former province of Serbia now recognised by most (but not all) EU states as independent.

But Mr. Axelrod, speaking on the ABC News program "This Week," said the announcement had "seemed calculated to undermine" the embryonic indirect talks between Israel and the Palestinians, which are being called "proximity talks".

It also makes it hard to judge exactly how his absence will affect the group's strategy, or the prospects for embryonic peace talks with the Afghan government.

While the Americans and Palestinians wrangle with the Israeli government over continued Israeli construction in the West Bank settlements — an issue that has stalled the embryonic peace talks — the competition for control of each acre of land here is being played out day by day.

A Catholic church is hardly the kind of place where most politicians would talk up embryonic stem cell studies — church leaders are fiercely opposed — but Ms. McCaskill did just that.

A SportsLine spokesman would only say that the NFL talks are still embryonic.

Mr. Romney has said that talking to researchers about embryonic stem cell research convinced him to oppose its public financing and changed his views on abortion rights, and Ms. Sturgis said his check arrived with a brief note commending the group for its work.

When people envision using human embryonic stem cells for "regenerative medicine," they often talk about making neurons to treat Parkinson's disease, cardiac cells to repair the damage caused by a heart attack, or pancreatic islet cells to replace those destroyed by diabetes.

Talks with Gerrard are only at an embryonic stage and the former Anfield favourite wants to explore all options over the coming weeks before deciding whether to continue his playing career, accept a player/coach role or move into management.

Asked whether the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation would present scientists to Congress to talk about wanting to use cloned human embryonic stem cells to understand the genetic basis of diabetes or whether they would instead present a little girl with diabetes, Dr. Robert Goldstein, the foundation's chief medical officer, did not hesitate.