Sentence examples for has discussed in from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration has discussed in recent weeks sending more military trainers to assist the Pakistan Army in counterinsurgency tactics.
She has discussed in depth everything from the couple's daily commutes to the lighting that their cactus requires.
"That is not an issue that President-elect Bush has discussed in his pronouncements on defense," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
Weiner threw water on one topic that Selig has discussed in the past: a showdown between the World Series champion and the Japanese champion.
"I think that will force the board to consider alternatives for AOL," like striking partnerships with MSN or Yahoo, two potential deals the company has discussed in the past, said Mr. Wang.
(Mr. Heginbotham has discussed in a recent DanceTabs interview how "Relâche," meaning "show canceled," led him, by way of the equivalent expression "theater dark," to his title "Dark Theater").
Regional logistic companies, including aCommerce and SingPost, are busy growing their delivery networks, which will help Hermo because it has to guarantee timely deliveries and fast returns (Chua says that the company has discussed in-house logistics to have more control over customer service quality, but has no concrete plans yet).
As we've discussed in-depth before, drones are not inherently evil.
He and Pennington have discussed, in generalities, the subject of succession.
He adds: "People are wanting the concerns that they have discussed in a rounded way.
The Bensons once posed in Penthouse magazine and have discussed in interviews details of their sex lives.
