Sentence examples for postponed talking from inspiring English sources

One man described how he had talked with his son about how some dads need help to have children and about him being such a dad, but he had postponed talking about the IVF treatment and donor sperm in order to avoid having to deal with the potentially difficult questions the child might ask.

The United States has a long history of talking to adversaries -- most recently Libya and North Korea, but until this January, the government seemed to believe that it was better to postpone talking about the U.S's and Iran's joint strategic interests in the region.

It has postponed talks, due this month, between the two countries' senior diplomats to review the progress of a "composite dialogue" on a range of issues, including Kashmir, that started in 2004 in order to build confidence and lead to peace.

CAIRO — Deadly violence and street protests in Tunisia on Wednesday postponed talks intended to end a political standoff that had thwarted completion of a new constitution in the birthplace of, and a relative bright spot in, the Arab Spring revolts.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Lebanese president on Monday postponed talks to form a new government as regional leaders convened in Syria to find a way out of one of Lebanon's worst crises in years.

A10 Iran Delays Talks with Russia Iran announced that it had postponed talks on letting Russia enrich its uranium, a proposal that Russia had offered as a way to resolve the dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Instead Benítez, cleverly, postponed talks until this week but, clearly anxious to accelerate the deal, Ashley pre-empted matters by turning up at the Spurs match on an evident charm offensive.

It has also indefinitely postponed talks on cross-border economic co-operation.But if nothing else, Mrs Albright's visit allowed Mr Kim to meet his first American, and a posse of mostly American journalists to get their first sight of North Korea.

The shooting came a day after the central government postponed talks in Switzerland on a permanent extension of the truce, which technically ended on Sept. 2. In a telephone interview from Banda Aceh, a leading human rights activist, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals, called the assassination of Mr. Idris a "national tragedy".

But postponing talks was the condition that Europe chose to set, after much behind-the-scenes muddle.

Beijing said on Friday that it was postponing talks scheduled earlier with Japan on contested undersea deposits.