Sentence examples for process for talks from inspiring English sources

After failing to get a process for talks going early in his term, Mr. Obama seems to have given up.

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She also indicated that she would trigger Article 50 and start the process for Brexit talks as soon as possible.

Former CIA director Michael Hayden told me that having a good meeting with Kim that opens up a process for future talks is a positive thing.

His job would be to canvass the views of all parties and create the confidence for and commitment to a process for serious talks about the future of Afghanistan.

She said she had written to Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, to ask him to trigger the process for access talks for opposition parties, saying Labour needed to be in the room to oppose "the libertarianism of campaigners like Dominic Raab who would keep us out of things like the European arrest warrant … Tories like Priti Patel who want a bonfire of workers' rights".

It was in February, too, that Batasuna leaders won the support of thousands of local activists for a proposal for a new process of talks over the future of the Basque country that would require Eta to give up violence.

"I got the clear impression that there is a strong will of the regime to tackle the problem with the U.S. now and to try it with this initiative," Guldimann wrote, describing a three-step process for launching the talks.

It became almost a healing process for them to talk about it.

In the process, for instance, I talked to a man whose son had been hacked into so many pieces he had to bury him in the field where he had been left.

Some, however, have warned Britain "may never" trigger the formal divorce process because the tight deadline for talks puts the leaver in a weak position.