Sentence examples for guide the talks from inspiring English sources

She will "have to guide the talks herself" because "her legacy and Britain's new place in the world will to a large extend depend on their outcome".

The Obama administration should take his words as its core principle in guiding the talks starting this week.

South Africa said the text was a significant departure and dilution from principles that have guided the talks in the past.

"I used to say: we must, we can, we will," Christiana Figueres, the UN climate chief who guided the talks, tweeted.

With the United States facilitating rather than guiding the talks, he said, there could be poor coordination between the Afghans, NATO and others — all of which would rattle the Pakistanis.

A number of foreign policy experts have held up Paris as a new model for diplomacy, and commentators have praised the French hosts for skilfully guiding the talks to a successful resolution.

Through the judicious use of questions, the skilled interviewer not only obtains information but also guides the talk along productive lines.

In our institute a high MAP within the first 48 hours provides a predictive factor that can guide the clinician when talking to the parents and may help resource planning.

Senator George Mitchell guided the political talks towards the Good Friday agreement, General John de Chastelain, in direct contact with the IRA and other armed groups, worked out a decommissioning process that eventually resulted in arms being put beyond use.

If the last writers' strike, in 1988, is any guide, the talk shows will stay silent for a couple of months before going back on air without scripts.

The teacher needs to give open-ended questions to guide the students, let them talk and share more ideas.