Sentence examples for organised talks from inspiring English sources

A Labour supporter and a passionate champion of human rights, he organised talks for the Fabian Society and lured me into giving one of them.

The shop is a big mover and shaker in the Petworth festival literary weekend 11-133 Norganisingorganising talks and signings in venues around the town.

Instead, the administration is quietly encouraged that Brazil and the Union of South American Nations (Unasur) have moved from solidarity with Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, to intervening to organise talks between government and opposition.

The Qatari prime minister, Sheikh Hamad bin Jaber al-Thani, said repeated attempts to organise talks between Assad and the opposition in the early months of the Syrian uprising had failed because of "the intransigence of the regime".

Although the exhibition and talks are only being held for the day in Ilminster, the hope is to organise talks for local societies in the future so they can keep in touch with the research being carried out.

"The idea of the cafe would be a place where people can eat, listen to good music and consume good cannabis," he said, explaining that he would also like to establish some kind of cannabis education centre, where they would "organise talks from leading experts in the cannabis community".

"The idea of the cafe would be a place where people can eat, listen to good music, and consume good cannabis," he said, explaining that he would also like to establish some kind of cannabis education center, where they would "organise talks from leading experts in the cannabis community".

But no one, except conceivably the South Africans, whose President Nelson Mandela had organised the talks and chaired them in person, believes the rivals will meet again.

International mediators, vital as brokers of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement that paved the way for partition, stood aside, though Ethiopia and Egypt organised some talks and the UN proffered advice.

The powers that be mention the word from time to time and organise talks in Geneva.

To achieve this I publish a trend book for Telefonica every year as well as organise talks and workshops across our markets to help our teams innovate with bold products and services.