Sentence examples for make talks from inspiring English sources

Both sides have red lines that make talks seemingly impossible.

He would make talks with the FARC conditional on an end to hostilities and international verification of the demilitarised zone.

Some members of the Parliament want to make talks on such a change in the structure of E.U. funding a condition of agreeing on the 2011 budget.

Although he hinted that such interests might make talks with Iran feasible, he said he would leave the topic to diplomats and policy makers.

Yasser Abed Rabbo, an aide to Mr. Abbas, was quoted by Agence France-Presse as saying the news of Israeli housing expansion in areas occupied or annexed by Israel "threatens to make talks fail even before they've started".

It promises to make talks on maritime history into a kind of performance art, albeit one viewed from some odd angles in certain seats – north-west-by-west, upskirt, neck-cricking.

Such episodes make talk of reform ring hollow.

A Nickelodeon show, for instance, could make Talking Tom uncool for men in their 20s.

This feature will make talking to the assistant more natural.

Some participants used storybooks and some tried to make talking about the donation a normal part of daily life.

Topics that interest both of you will make talking much easier.