Sentence examples for in-depth talks from inspiring English sources

Ms Prem told Sky News: "We started in-depth talks with them when they could; it had to be pre-arranged.

Mr. Erekat said the negotiations were "going O.K". "We've been having in-depth talks," he said, adding that he "wouldn't say there has been real progress" toward an agreement.

Microsoft has held in-depth talks with the Walt Disney Company about a programming deal with ESPN, according to people close to the talks, who requested anonymity because the talks were intended to be private.

There is a culture of warmth and friendliness built around the kitchen table, with shared meals and games as well as really in-depth talks about what has brought them to contemplate suicide.

Howard Collins, LU's chief operating officer, said: "Over the past days we have held in-depth talks with all four Tube unions at Acas, seeking to give any clarification needed concerning our fair Olympic pay and recognition offer.

Beijing will then also be able to say to other governments, 'Canada signed one, why won't you.'" In-depth talks on an extradition treaty will occur in the coming months, according to an article published last week in the state-controlled China Daily newspaper.

A really in-depth talk on American politics, and the big fear about the rise of China and how to respond to that.

There's pretty in-depth talk of the show, too, of course.

"That was really a great interview," Winfrey said of her "in-depth" talk with the troubled starlet, who completed her latest 90-day stint in rehab last week.

The Lakers talked a lot about branding opportunities in the city of Los Angeles and tried to push their youth movement, but Aldridge simply wanted more in-depth basketball talk.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the first in this year's TimesOpen series, an in-depth set of talks about HTML5 and related technologies.