Sentence examples for has rejected talks from inspiring English sources

Cameron has rejected talks with Argentina unless people in the Falklands want them.

The opposition has rejected talks that do not include the president.

Instead, it is Kim, the offender, whose regime has declared itself miffed by the toothless U.N. statement, has rejected talks with a howl of "never again" and has announced plans to restart North Korea's nuclear program.

Manchester United manager David Moyes has rejected talk of a feud with Chelsea counterpart Jose Mourinho.

England manager Roy Hodgson has rejected talk of a rift with Liverpool over injured striker Daniel Sturridge.

They are friendly toward China but have rejected talks with the South.

No Taliban leader of stature has responded positively to Mr. Karzai's appeals for talks, and statements attributed to Mr. Omar, and to other major Taliban figures, have rejected talks for any purpose other than ensuring the departure of the 65,000 foreign troops, about half of them Americans.

Butland had rejected talks with Chelsea over a £3.5m move because he wanted regular first-team football.

Government figures have rejected talk of privatisation, and the new proposals will not formally break with the principles of collectivisation.

For their part, the Taliban leaders have rejected talk of an olive branch, saying their fighters will not be influenced by financial inducements and will not join talks until foreign forces leave Afghanistan.

German political leaders have rejected talk of restructuring Greek debt in a way that would force banks to share the pain, Mr. von Hagen said, because they know that their taxpayers would ultimately get the bill.