He admits he is just entering British politics, and will spend two days in intensive conversations with senior party figures next month.
Kerry said some progress was made in what he described as "very serious, very intensive conversations," but key hurdles are yet to be overcome.
Her prospects, in or out of government, are the subject of intensive conversations among conservative leaders, including the group that will meet next Wednesday in rural Virginia to weigh social, foreign policy and economic issues, as well as the political landscape and the next presidential election.
To communicate with one another, the men developed a tapping alphabet, rapping out labor-intensive conversations on the walls of their 5-by-9-foot concrete cells.
Alternatively, residents might be using lack of time as an excuse – either consciously or otherwise – to avoid difficult, seemingly time-intensive conversations with patients and families.
Watson has just finished designing a study for the highway safety administration that will test subjects' ability to drive and carry on memory-intensive phone conversations.
If you do not speak one, do not despair: try Spanish or Italian, where you have a good chance of being in a position to master an everyday conversation after two intensive years (following a very optimistic Brexit timeline here).
All physicians treat anxiety, whether it is an obstetrician squeezing a first-time mother's hand in clinic or whether it is a surgeon in the intensive care unit having a conversation about end-of-life care with a 37-year-old.
But the Mets have so many catchers in camp that each one said he had never been in a clubhouse with that many before, nor had the conversations been so catching intensive.
During intensive fieldwork, data are generated from private conversations and everyday situations, through know-how, patience and rigour.
She allegedly said in a phone conversation: "I want to clear the intensive care unit.
