Sentence examples for periodic talks from inspiring English sources

Merely meeting the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, for periodic talks is not enough.

The two countries have been holding periodic talks on migration since 1994.

There have been periodic talks between Marbury and Walsh throughout the process, but Thursday's meeting was the first extensive face-to-face discussion.

Periodic talks in the 20th century to unite The Gambia and Senegal led to the short-lived Senegambia confederation (1982 89).

Periodic talks to end the intercommunal fighting foundered repeatedly, with each side blaming the other for the violence and accusing each other of standing in the way of peace.

I was giving one of my periodic talks at local libraries the other day, and someone asked if I knew a good way to prepare artichokes.

There has been periodic talk of eliminating equestrian events from the Olympics, although that has not surfaced recently as a serious threat.

France and Germany have been remarkably intimate under President Chirac and Chancellor Schröder, enough to promote periodic talk of a much deeper bilateral union, for example.

While there has been periodic talk among the approximately 50 wholesale and retail florists of moving to other boroughs or other neighborhoods, this time it could be more than talk.

The new reservoir, the river pumps and the Newark pumping station, all built in the mid-1980's, effectively ended nearly 20 years of periodic talk about the Round Valley-Wanaque pipeline.

Fans have become somewhat hardened to periodic talk of relocation since the 1970s, said Scott Sarama, who grew up in western New York and founded the Web site twobillsdrive.com (the Bills' address is One Bills Drive) in 1996.