Sentence examples for have further conversation from inspiring English sources

Second of all, Rudy you just described our legislation, so I'd be glad to have further conversation with you because it does account for people who are here illegally, it does have an employment verification system, and it weeds out those who shouldn't be here, and it gives others a chance to remain in this country.

We're looking forward to have further conversations on the actual implementation of the guidelines".

SANDERS: I would want to have further conversations with members of the Secretary of State, National Security Council, but I think we saw that there were places of shared interest that we can work together; specifically, things like the Syrian cease-fire, that we both can agree on in order to move forward in some places.

He is to have further conversations later and on Tuesday with the leaders of the SDLP, the Alliance Party and the Ulster Unionists.

"We'll have further conversations as we go but it'll be great to get his input, his support and direction". Swansea are 10 points adrift of the Championship play-off places with eight games to play.

"It is also our intention to supplement the evidence we already have by having further conversations with both Carlisle United Football Club and the Cumbria Police Force".

Asked on Thursday whether Ms. Couric and the network had had further conversations about the possibility of her leaving early, Mr. McManus said: "It's not a topic of discussion.

We had further conversations on the assassination of Fidel Castro, what would be the reaction, how would the people react, would the people be gratified". "As I recollect," added Mr Smathers, who has since retired, "he was just throwing out a great barrage of questions – he was certain it could be accomplished – I remember that – it would be no great problem.

In some ways, Mr. Obama's election seems to have further confused the conversation.

Lord Ashcroft is believed to have further details of his purported conversation with the Prime Minister, but he too was unavailable for comment.

The Washington media society of today is far more cloistered and rigid; the death of privacy and a lack of trust between press and politicians have further damaged the city of conversation.