Sentence examples for open talks about from inspiring English sources

The Irish Rugby Football Union have yet to open talks about extending deal.

Later, after the Iranians and Islamic Jihad discovered that the Stingers did not work, Iranian operatives contacted the representative of an Afghan warlord to try to open talks about buying others.

The US and Cuba will open talks about two of the United States' most-wanted fugitives as part of a new dialogue about law-enforcement cooperation made possible by President Barack Obama's decision to remove Cuba from a list of state sponsors of terror, the State Department has announced.

2.24pm GMT Labour and the Liberal Democrats should open talks about what they could include in a Labour/Lib Dem coalition manifesto if the next election were to result in a hung parliament, some of Labour's brightest thinkers are saying in a joint article published on the Shifting Grounds website.

Former Rangers midfielder John Fleck is to open talks about an extended contract with Coventry City.

Despite not scoring since early December, Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, 37, wants to play on for another year and is keen to open talks about a new deal that may include a role as club ambassador.

There has seldom been any open talk about military dangers.

Many East Asian immigrants come from societies that avoid open talk about AIDS or sex.

• Nadal has been noticeable in this Open, talking about his current book, "Rafa," with his thoughts about life on the tour and family relationships.

Aides explained that he was suffering from flu, but the incident Mr Mubarak's first public sign of frailty in 22 years at the top has prompted open talk about hitherto-whispered questions.

He was totally cool and quick and open, talking about fame, friends, the greats of comedy, and some rumors going around that are not true.