Sentence examples for prolonged talks from inspiring English sources

Representatives of two unions, the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, announced the tentative end of the strike against advertisers following prolonged talks at the Millennium Hotel in Manhattan.

In a letter to Speedy Hire's chairman he said: "You oversaw prolonged talks with regard to a potential merger with HSS Hire Group plc, which you inexplicably halted without consultation with the shareholders.

After prolonged talks, a Cameroon Football Federation official told AFP a deal had been reached, and the team was expected to be in Brazil sometime Monday.

American made the proposal in an attempt to avoid prolonged talks and a possible strike threat from pilots.

ValueAct informed Smiths in the past six months that it had bought a stake following prolonged talks with company executives.

Among the other risks of prolonged talks are provocations, which soldiers in Falluja have complained, and mounting American casualties.

But mainstream media outlets haven't made a big deal of Clinton's coughing because, as Dr. Philip Weintraub explained last fall to an inquiring patient — The Fix's Philip Bump — it probably doesn't indicate anything more than a dry throat brought on by prolonged talking.

Language differences in an ESL negotiation can prolong talks, tying up everyone's valuable time and leading to delays.

Giving evidence to the European parliament's constitutional affairs committee, the chamber's Brexit coordinator, Guy Verhofstadt, said the EU needed to be "firm and flexible" on extending article 50, as he dropped his previous opposition to prolonging talks beyond the summer.

It wasn't just the scope of Pesce's knowledge that prolonged the talks.

In the event the talks ran on until four in the morning, broke up and then reconvened for another session at noon the next day.But it was more than habitual cussedness, or the sheer difficulty of the issues, that prolonged the talks.