Sentence examples for met to thrash from inspiring English sources

Investors were also nervous as European finance ministers met to thrash out the latest plans to tackle the eurozone crisis.

We met to thrash out the shortlist in the narrow 18th-century house on a Cork backstreet where Frank O'Connor was born in 1903.

Meanwhile, opposition leaders met to thrash out their campaign strategy.

Trying to dodge a hungry press pack, it was over a sausage and egg supper at an M1 service station that Alex Salmond and Mr Miliband met to thrash out a deal.

When all the other leading EU nations meet to thrash out a desperately needed deal, we have a prime minister who is going to be on the other side of the world.

The revised proposal is likely to be rejected by the European parliament next week, setting the scene for a public row on 20 June, when Europe's environment ministers meet to thrash out a compromise.

The Federal Communications Commission chairman, Tom Wheeler, was speaking in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress, the world's largest telecoms trade show, just as European governments are meeting to thrash out their own principles for keeping the internet open.

The promoters and the IAAF will meet tomorrow to thrash out details of structure, sponsorship, broadcasting, prize money, and athlete appearances.

Bosses of eight leading building societies facing demands to convert to banks will meet this week to thrash out a strategy for opposing this latest threat to the 224-year-old movement.

The lesser job of chairing the ITV council, where the five remaining franchise owners meet monthly to thrash out strategy, is to be taken over by Donald Emslie, the chief executive of SMG Television, which owns the STV and Grampian franchises.

Unions and workers at the Ryton plant near Coventry are meeting today to thrash out their response to Peugeot's announcement to close their plant with the loss of 2,300 jobs.