Sentence examples for may to discuss from inspiring English sources

Benedict Cumberbatch has said he wants to meet with Home Secretary Theresa May to discuss the refugee crisis, claiming the Government isn't doing enough to help.

Arsenal forward Theo Walcott, 26, will meet manager Arsene Wenger after the FA Cup final on 30 May to discuss a new deal.

Recently Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, said he was seeking a meeting with Home Secretary Theresa May to discuss the "huge" power held by police and crime commissioners.

The FFF has responded with a statement of their own, rejecting the reports about Le Graet's role and further revealing that all parties had agreed to "reconvene during the week of 20 May" to discuss the matter further.

Clubs are due to meet on 30 May to discuss potential sanctions should Rangers form a new company, which Green plans to push through if the CVA is rejected.

She also ordered the parties to return to court in May to discuss possible damages.

We'll do it, don't worry," growled Kurt Hellström when he sat down with FORBES GLOBAL in mid-May to discuss the prospects of the company he heads, Sweden's $30 billion (revenues) LM Ericsson.

Following Chancellorsville and the death of Stonewall Jackson, Longstreet and Lee met in mid-May to discuss options for the army's summer campaign.

A colleague may need to discuss an important issue, or an anxious parent may want reassurance.

If everything checks out from a physical standpoint, you may need to discuss the emotional, social and psychological issues that may stem from later development.

You may want to discuss the matter relaxing in bed after you've tucked the kids in and may be watching TV or reading together.