Sentence examples for handle the talks from inspiring English sources

But the governor, like the mayor, says that the professionals at the authority should handle the talks.

The discussion about swapping the two highest-paid players in baseball was so delicate that the owners of both teams elbowed the general managers aside to handle the talks.

Mitchell's team will handle the talks, while Biden's visit is reportedly focused on trying to win Israeli support for the US administration's policy on Iran and on discouraging Israel from any military action against the Iranian regime over its nuclear ambitions.

Mr. Passman, who is handling the talks for Ms. Carey, declined to comment.

The spokesman for the archdiocese, Joseph Zwilling, said Paul Ward, the archdiocese's longtime labor negotiator and its deputy schools superintendent, was handling the talks and consulting with the cardinal.

He has personally handled the talks with the Libyan leader.Those who cast off from Libya, usually aboard perilously vulnerable inflatable boats, constitute only a small percentage of illegal entrants.

There is a UK general election next May so there is no guarantee that it will be a David Cameron-led team handling the talks on the Westminster side after that date.

Steve Bannon, who was working for Mr Trump when the prime minister visited the White House two months before triggering Article 50, said that she had laughed off the president's advice on handling the talks.

Khamenei did not mention negotiations between Iran and six world powers over the Islamic republic's contested nuclear activities, a possible sign that he approves of how President Hassan Rouhani's administration is handling the talks.

The three-term Republican governor handled the talks in a way that united the Assembly's Democratic majority and the Senate's Republican majority, who seldom agree on anything, against him.

"There are times with authoritarian regimes that you are trying to nudge in a positive direction when you do not want to say things too publicly," said R. Nicholas Burns, a former under secretary of state for political affairs, who handled the talks on Iran's nuclear program during the Bush administration.