Sentence examples for proposed talking from inspiring English sources

LONDON — There was no way to cram all the publicist's proposed talking points — Maria Sharapova's stratospheric income, her stellar tennis record, her lucrative sponsorship deals, her popularity on Twitter, her charity projects — into the 10-minute interview slot.

Andy Sumner and I have proposed talking about "investment", which better implies spending that is meant to have a lasting impact, to build international public goods from which all countries benefit, including the UK.

At 9 52 p.m., a C.I.A. spokesman e-mailed to other agency staff members a draft note intended for Mr. Petraeus, warning him that while the White House had quickly cleared the proposed talking points, the State Department had "major concerns".

In comparison to other attended systems [35], our proposed talking head system achieved the most audio-visual consistency in terms of naturalness.

The state department document, a set of proposed talking points intended to guide White House officials' media appearances, was accidentally emailed to the Associated Press by the White House, the news agency says.

"This report tells a story of which no American is proud," says the four-page White House document, which contains the State Department's preliminary proposed talking points in response to the classified Senate report, a summary of which is expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Washington is now proposing talking to Hezbollah's patrons, Iran and Syria, rather than confronting them — a move that undermines the group's attempt to demonize the United States.

Last month, North Korea proposed talks to arrange more family reunions.

The ministry official said the proposed talks were rejected.

The United Nations Command, which oversees the implementation of the armistice, proposed talks with North Korea.

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, proposed talks within a year-long timetable.