Sentence examples for leading talks from inspiring English sources

Trades Union Congress is leading talks with ministers, attempting to marshal the needs of members.

Hughes is backing a conference motion that will directly challenge David Cameron's proposal to end lifetime council house tenancies and is leading talks with Labour to oppose a clampdown on housing benefit.

The Treasury, which is leading talks with offshore havens, said the UK had called for public country-by-country reporting "to stop businesses using gaps in international tax rules to get out of paying their fair share".

The Fine Art Fund Group, led by long-time art investor Philip Hoffman, is leading talks with a major manufacturer and a Spanish bank which are both keen to generate cash to shore up their finances.

It has now emerged that the decision followed an offer by Sir David Dalton, the hospital chief executive leading talks on behalf of the Government and NHS Employers, to adjust which evening and weekend hours would attract out-of-hours pay premiums.

Mr. Arafat and Mr. Peres may yet have a substantive meeting here, with Mr. Peres talking of preparing a peace plan and the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, talking of leading talks based on a pledge to stop new Israeli settlements.

If Karl Lagerfeld is the leading talk artist of fashion, Ms. Kawakubo is the Mona Lisa.

You'd have to survey the leading talk-radio hosts to find a higher percentage of disbelievers of the obvious.

Romo, somewhat benignly and not at all surprisingly, has wrested away a leading talking point before Sunday's game.

PAGE D1 STYLE ENIGMATIC DESIGNER TO RECEIVE AWARD If Karl Lagerfeld is the leading talk artist of fashion, Rei Kawakubo is the Mona Lisa.

As the anchors on WTMA, Charleston's leading talk radio station, put it throughout the day: "Texas Gov. George W. Bush's ad takes on Senator John McCain for negative campaigning.