Sentence examples for intensive talks about from inspiring English sources

According to this person, who was not authorized to speak for the record, the intensive talks about the true nature of Dubai's debt problems broke ground in communication and disclosure between the emirates — a sign that from here on, Abu Dhabi will impose a much higher level of scrutiny and supervision over Dubai's decisions, financial and otherwise.

Further intensive talks about flags, parades and the past were announced earlier this month, although no dates have yet been confirmed.

The two companies have been in intensive talks for about four months, but the deal was ultimately derailed by the South African and Indian governments, according to people on both sides of the transaction.

"We are in intensive talks with the Soviets about compensation possibilities, be it a barter agreement for goods or services or something else," he said.

Jourova also reportedly said she's holding "very intensive" talks with big Internet companies about giving police access to encrypted data.

Mr. McDaniel said the union had been in intensive talks with top executives at Southwest for about 10 days.

Negotiators began intensive talks Thursday in Washington.

Preparations are under way for more intensive political talks about dealing with the past, parades and flags in Northern Ireland.

It is based on the recommendations and findings of the Leveson report… "Drafts of those findings, expressed in charter form, had been in circulation since early January, and between January and mid-March representatives of the press were involved, by their own account, in 'intensive talks' about charter drafting.

Lee talks about "intensive mothering", a term coined in 1996 by the sociologist Sharon Hays to explain the total redefinition of contemporary parenting.

There was a mother who lost one twin and was in neonatal intensive care who talked about trying to find the strength to give that surviving twin a great life.