Sentence examples for extensive discussions have from inspiring English sources

Extensive discussions have taken place between the Treasury in London and the Stormont Executive over the issue of devolving corporation tax.

Mr Draghi also said that extensive discussions had taken place about a possible interest rate cut this month.

This proposal, after extensive discussion, has been also adopted as the scientific basis for the development of a new classification system by the common working group meanwhile established by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE and European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopyy (ESGE) under the working name CONUTA (CONgenital UTerine Anomalies).

"After extensive discussions, Scott has offered to step down from his post now rather than at the end of the season, and we have agreed to release him from the remaining terms of his contract," said Ospreys chief operating officer Andrew Hore.

We greatly enjoyed and benefited from the extensive discussions we had with him during our fieldwork.

But while preservation advocates acknowledge that they have had extensive discussions with Lincoln Center, they say the talks have had little impact.

In an extensive discussion I had a few days ago with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, he was more emphatic than ever that the time to strike a peace agreement is now.

"Extensive discussions and negotiations have taken place with government and within the region over recent months but unfortunately, despite our best efforts, it has not been possible to reach an agreement which all of the seven local authorities feel able to support.

In an ideal world, we would have liked to carry out more open ended discussion of intervention delivery strategies, but it would have been unethical to have extensive discussions on who should deliver the intervention because we knew that this would be constrained by local resources.

In deciding what to do, and how to convince victims and the public at large that lots of money has to be retained for future needs, many charities have had extensive discussions with their counterparts in Oklahoma City, where the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995 killed 168 people and injured hundreds.

"But, as a result of extensive discussions, we now have an agreement.