Sentence examples for launching talks from inspiring English sources

She was thought to have preferred a deal with Random House, in contrast to other Pearson bosses who were keen on launching talks with News Corp.

Mitchell said the trio made progress and reiterated Obama's position that final status negotiations must begin soon and that the time is passed in which merely launching talks is a goal.

The government said it would appeal against the decision and a spokeswoman for May said the prime minister would press ahead with the planned timetable of launching talks on the terms ofBrexit by the end of March.

She edited two of the world's most prestigious magazines, the New Yorker and Vanity Fair, and became the toast of Manhattan before launching Talk, her own ill-fated title, as the last century drew to a close.

The Huffington Post is launching Talk To Me, a video series intended to inspire parents and children to have meaningful conversations, to begin to delve deeper into our relationship with our families.

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

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

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.

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.

Frustration over the paralysis of the UN process prompted Norway, backed by campaigners, to launch talks on a separate treaty to ban the weapons.

The leaders agreed to launch talks aimed at "gradual and reciprocal trade liberalisation", with no types of goods or services excluded.