Sentence examples for getting the talks started from inspiring English sources

Even getting the talks started would involve both sides making big concessions.

It got the talks started.

If you feel a bit shy about starting up a conversation, try some of these "tricks" to get the talking started: If you have another friend there, or somebody you recognize, they should be able to introduce you.

Getting those talks started was classic Richardson.

Afghan and American officials have publicly insisted that any Taliban office in Qatar be used only for the purpose of getting peace talks started.

The freeze idea is aimed at getting preliminary talks started, although formal negotiations on the incentives package would not start until Iran stops enriching uranium.

In getting settlement talks started, though, Ms. Rehnquist did achieve the main goal of her friend, the lawyer for the medical societies.

American officials insisted that the Taliban office was purely for the purpose of getting talks started with the group.

Their firebrands are winning plum jobs in Mr Netanyahu's party.In response to Mr Kerry's suggestions for getting talks started again, the Israelis have spent weeks arguing over how many dozen Palestinian prisoners to release among several thousand and in what stages.

From the start, Mr. Kerry acknowledged that getting Israeli-Palestinian talks started would be a formidable undertaking.

They have set such strict conditions on negotiating that nothing — including the entreaties of Western ambassadors, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and the cries of their own people — has succeeded in getting talks started.