Sentence examples for made direct talks from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration made direct talks between the US and Iran conditional on Iranian suspension of its uranium enrichment programme.

A third psychological phenomenon that makes direct talks without a strong mediating role more difficult is a natural human propensity to attach greater weight to prospective losses than to prospective benefits of equal magnitude.

Over the years, Sheriff Mahoney and Mr. Catterson have made direct and oblique references to Hitler, Jimmy Hoffa and Lee Harvey Oswald when talking about each other.

The dense terrain made directing movements difficult.

Jamie Vardy vibrates as he talks and won't make direct eye contact as he nervously kicks a can against a wall and relentlessly nutmegs you.

The spots feature Rango, the talking lizard voiced by Johnny Depp, making direct appeals to producers, writers, directors and actors with his take on their various art forms.

To do this, basically when someone is talking to you don't make direct eye contact, look away and around the room.

While Mr. Ferrer talks often about his roots in the South Bronx, he rarely makes direct ethnic appeals, even before friendly audiences.

"We made it clear in direct talks with Serbia what we want: The need to come to a regulation of the traffic of goods, which is currently not possible because of the barricades," she said.

Some make direct contributions.

This makes direct international comparison difficult.