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"Departure of these detainees," the Pentagon said, "is subject to ongoing discussions between the United States and other nations".

Mr Walsh said there were "ongoing discussions" between senior BA officials and Unite, but he was not directly involved.

"There have already been ongoing discussions between Iranian aviation officials and the two global aerospace giants," Amir Ali Handjani, an Iranian-American energy executive, said.

News of the ECB's decision coincided with ongoing discussions between Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella, and political leaders over the appointment of a new prime minister who could face the decision of whether to impose losses on MPS bondholders.

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, ongoing discussions between both the federal and territorial governments and First Nations people regarding native land claims and self-government occupied much of the territory's political agenda.

Osborne said there were "ongoing discussions" between the FSA and SFO and that he was looking for ways to direct the £59.5m fine levied on Barclays into the hands of taxpayers rather than back to the FSA.

China withdrew its ambassador, arrested American photojournalist Harry Wu and canceled every ongoing discussion between the governments.

The mini retreat sparked ongoing discussion between the BDD and RISE labs, which have already begun to bear fruit.

"All of Detroit's ratings remain under review for possible downgrade as we analyze the ongoing discussion between the city and its creditors and stakeholders".

"While the president does not believe that amnesty is the only means by which humane treatment and the status of migrants can be addressed," the official said, "I can assure you that we believe that the issues of migration are going to be an ongoing discussion between the two countries.

Oreskes said the choice of China was also the outgrowth of an ongoing discussion between her and Conway — "the irony conversation". The pair's research indicates that one motivation for those who oppose climate action is fear that climate change might be used as an excuse for excessive regulation, harming democratic government and economic freedom.