Sentence examples for of tough talks from inspiring English sources

Clearly the prime minister is adopting a negotiating stance ahead of tough talks over terms of departure.

Democrats acknowledged that lawmakers were close to a deal after months of tough talks, but they denied that the two sides had reached a final agreement.

And later on the same day, a deal was at last clinched after 18 months of tough talks between the government and power utilities on the phasing-out of Germany's 19 nuclear reactors.

BRUSSELS -- After two days of tough talks, European Union leaders on Friday agreed on a sweeping overhaul of the European system of financial supervision and rekindled hopes that the Lisbon Treaty would come into force this year.

After several rounds of tough talks, representatives of banks that hold Greek bonds, who had agreed in October to take a 50 percent loss on the face value of their bonds, agreed to take a 53.5 percent loss on the face value, the equivalent to an overall loss of around 75 percent.

Following a morning of tough talks between Liberal Democrat and Tory negotiators, a pivotal meeting yesterday afternoon between Nick Clegg and his party's MPs and peers threw the future of Britain's next government wide open as many demanded that Labour's terms in forming a coalition be sounded out.

Rubio, for example, has no shortage of tough talk.

Despite his playful remarks, Mr. Gensler delivered plenty of tough talk.

But it also marked another exchange of tough talk between two militaries.

The prime minister has given us plenty of tough talk about cracking down on tax avoidance.

But after years of tough talking on immigration, how do we shore up this crucial market?