Sentence examples for frequent talks with from inspiring English sources

The Israeli foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, an immigrant from the former Soviet republic of Moldova, has held frequent talks with Russian diplomats and visited Moscow this year.

Kyte said the bank has begun more intense and frequent talks with poorer nations over how to prepare for climate change — usually at the instigation of officials who have seen the effects of more intense weather and climate patterns and now feel they need to plan for the worst.

Tellingly, India is copying a Chinese model of investment: the provision of oodles of trade financing, the opening of lots of embassies, frequent talks with African leaders, elaborate regional summits and friendly rhetoric about the virtues of "south-south co-operation".

But Jim would continue to have frequent talks with his father, who was just down the hall most days of the week.

"London Underground have asked for frequent talks with the unions and they've managed to turn up for some meetings, so there has been consultation," said a TfL spokesman.

On the actual running of the World Cup, he is also in frequent talks with Fifa and the operators of the 12 stadiums "to ensure that this complex structure functions correctly".

While in Sarasota, Sheil visits places that Chubbuck frequented, talks with people who knew Chubbuck, and sees a tape not, of course, the one of her suicide of Chubbuck on the air.

With discussions starting just before Christmas, the two sides held frequent talks over how to structure a deal and how much LVMH would pay.

After the show's original 14-year run, Mr. Herbert, an Air Force veteran and former actor, kept the "Mr. Wizard" franchise alive with frequent talk-show appearances and revived the show twice, on NBC in 1971 and on Nickelodeon from 1983 to 1990.

For the last two seasons, concussions and hits to the head were frequent talking points in the N.H.L., with the Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby serving as the catalyst.

This is a frequent talking point among N.P.V. opponents.