Sentence examples for out of discussion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "out of discussion" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to indicate that a certain point is not being discussed or considered. For example, "The issue of salary is out of discussion at this point in the negotiations."
"The president thinks out loud and will make statements about things he wants to do that haven't emerged out" of discussion with his national security team, said Peter Feaver, a top official in George W. Bush's White House.
"It seemed like he reached out of discussion a little bit as a grab for the middle," he observed.
"Any internal or outside influence on the decision of the Turkish Armed Forces is out of discussion".
An important factor in this equation that is generally left out of discussion is the $4tn in foreign exchange reserves being held by China's central bank.
There was hardly room in your head for each day's killings and political maneuverings, let alone the missing weapons of mass destruction, which fell out of discussion over the course of that first year, let alone African uranium and the State of the Union.
We saw that in the run-up to Iraq, where perfectly obvious propositions – the case for invading is very weak, the occupation may well be a nightmare – weren't so much rejected as ruled out of discussion altogether; if you even considered those possibilities, you weren't a serious person, no matter what your credentials.
He said the idea came out of discussions he had with Mysore L. Nagaraja, the authority's president of capital construction.
The idea grew out of discussions in the DAA board's Civic Engagement Committee, co-chaired by Ann Elliott '88 and Hardy Vieux '93.
But nothing fruitful comes out of these discussions.
