Sentence examples for in its discussions from inspiring English sources

Asked whether the Council would have the authority to sign contracts and make decisions about privatizing state corporations, Mr. Bremer responded, "The coalition made it very clear in its discussions yesterday with the Governing Council that we consider that the coalition has very broad authorities to determine the direction of the Iraqi economy".

"The weapons in question were being taken to be tested at a firing range before being purchased and properly licensed by GardaWorld," the company said, adding that in its discussions with the government it hoped to clear up what it implied was a misunderstanding and "rectify the situation as soon as possible".

The Association of Convenience Stores also welcomed the extension for claims under the Riot Damages Act from 14 to 42 days, which it had called for in its discussions with the home secretary and business secretary this week.

In a note sent to the presiding judge, Linda G. Baxter, about 4 20 p.m., the panel of six men and six women said it had come to a "complete standstill" in its discussions and suggested that further deliberations would be fruitless.

In turn, it's believed, the DRC used the World Bank as cover in its discussions with foot-dragging bureaucrats ("Don't blame us for these proposals, blame the bank").

And Mr. Parsons represented the board in its discussions with federal regulators.

There is little real hard news in the volume, however, and it falls short in its discussion of the issues at stake with the new Supreme Court.

However, while the Stern Review is gender neutral in its discussion of victims, it remains committed to the view that the perpetrators are uniquely male.

"The Republican Noise Machine" is as petty in its discussion of people as it is sloppy in its handling of facts.

It is especially interesting in its discussion of music and the theatre, as well as its treatment of law and the vocabulary of the law courts.

In its discussion of screen time, it cites data from other reports, for example, commissioned for the Department of Health that are themselves secondary analyses of existing data sets, such as the Millennium Cohort Study.