Sentence examples for immediate discussions from inspiring English sources

Nicola Sturgeon said her administration was also entering "immediate discussions" with EU institutions to "explore possible options to protect Scotland's place in the EU".

He called on Mr. Bremer to engage Iraqi groups in immediate discussions on the formation of a "sovereign Iraqi government of national unity".

In a letter to Mr. Cameron, a Labour official, Ivan Lewis, demanded "immediate discussions" on which judge would lead the police inquiry.

Secretary General Kofi Annan announced Baghdad's decision after receiving a letter from the Iraqi foreign minister and said that that Baghdad had agreed to "immediate discussions" to work out the logistics for weapons inspections teams to start work in Iraq.

In June 1968, faced with defeat on a rebellious backbencher's equal pay amendment, she used "a carefully worded formula promising immediate discussions with the CBI and the TUC on a timetable for phasing in equal pay".

Saying she was "neither anti-Navy nor anti-United States," the governor said she wanted to begin immediate discussions with the administration of President-elect George W. Bush "based on dialogue and consensus".

Other subjects for immediate discussion would include dividing up oil and gas reserves.

This week, they set up a Web site to begin an "immediate discussion" aimed at finding "urgent measures to protect journalists".

"So if an immediate discussion such as 'what's for dinner?' is off the table then I'm a bit stuck".

It also allowed immediate discussion of economic impacts, by Mr. Inslee and others, in ways that might have otherwise seemed crass or callous.

But a more immediate discussion, and perhaps a more helpful one, would be to address how Alzheimer's patients and their families, lacking effective treatments, deal with the grueling realities of the disease over time.