Sentence examples for opening talks from inspiring English sources

He blamed the Syrian rebels for resisting opening talks with President Bashar al-Assad's government.

Contracts for the opera house's unions expire on July 31, and the opening talks have been contentious.

But for the moment, the Communists still hold power, and at the opening talks they managed to make it felt, still promising to deliver on promises they had made the day before.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California who has called for opening talks with Iran, said that while she believed that there was evidence that Iran was aiding Shiite militias, she worried about the tenor of the administration's latest warnings.

The opening talks on Thursday will bring the Legislature's majority and minority leaders and Mr. Gulotta together with the head of the state-appointed oversight board, Frank G. Zarb, chairman of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority.

The tone of the opening talks here with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates was far more cordial than when the two cabinet members journeyed to Moscow in October for negotiations on missile defense.

A referendum in 2001 went against opening talks on joining.

After the talks recessed for the day, CTK reported that Calfa planned to meet over the weekend with those who attended the opening talks to try to have a new government sworn in by today.

The opening talks of the meeting focused on how the information contained in our genomes provides key data that can be used to unravel our histories.

It was there that the senior Mr. Bush signaled that he favored re-opening talks with North Korea.

Black Hat, which I attended this week, is simultaneously a) a series of eye-opening talks about worrying-to-terrifying technological dangers and vulnerabilities, and b) an impressively dull enterprise software conference.