Sentence examples for more talks on from inspiring English sources

If approved, the measure would buy time for more talks on the depth of spending cuts.

If they make progress, there will be more talks on Saturday and Sunday.

But the semiofficial Fars news agency said the two sides agreed to hold more talks on Feb. 12.

European Union foreign ministers will hold more talks on Tuesday to discuss efforts to end the conflict in Lebanon.

They condemned Yugoslavia for its behaviour in Kosovo and called for, yes, more talks on how to make the Balkans stable.

Martin O'Neill is expected to hold more talks on his future, although it seems unlikely to be resolved until the new year.

The drive to change corporate taxation may have friends in high places, but the prevailing view is that there will be more talk on the topic than action.

Malia Obama is now 14, her sister, Sasha, 11, and their outfits — full skirts, flats, sparkly necklaces (on Sasha) — caused more talk on the Internet than Michelle's magenta Michael Kors dress.

In the months ahead there will be a lot more talking on mobile telephones alright-among the industry's own managers as they discuss the mergers and takeovers which now seem inevitable.

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"Candidly, there seems to be more talk on Sunday morning TV talk shows than there is in the Congress or within the Bush administration, at least in the public sense," Carr said.