Sentence examples for launched talks from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has launched talks with a host of other countries, including Thailand, Bahrain, Morocco, the Dominican Republic, Colombia and a group of southern African nations.

They cite an agreement in September, when the Quartet of peacemaking bodies, consisting of the United States, the European Union, the UN and Russia, launched talks about talks in Amman.

A dismal calculus A moment of truth Reprints Related items The Clean Development Mechanism: How to make a clever deal clevererNov 29th 2007Last year, the UN launched talks on a successor to Kyoto.

Joseph Kabila liberalised the economy, allowed a UN peacekeeping mission to deploy and launched talks with rebels that would culminate in 2003 in a transitional government that involved all main belligerent groups and relatively transparent elections in 2006.

Colombian leftist rebels and government have formally launched talks to end nearly 50 years of armed conflict, with each side laying out its vision of how the talks will develop and the type of peace that the country can hope for if a deal is reached.

In 2009, Turkey and Armenia had launched talks intended to normalize relations.

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See articleOpen to suggestionsThe EU agreed to launch talks on a new trade-and-investment deal with Cuba.

Obama also announced he would launch talks with the European Union on a similar pact.

If the Saudis want to launch talks with Tehran as they did in secret 18 months ago, you'll quietly support them.

Mr Demirtas urged the PKK to "remove its finger from the trigger" and said the Turkish government should launch talks to halt a surge in violence.