Sentence examples for reopen discussions from inspiring English sources

"I was able to reopen discussions twice, each time negotiating more aggressively," he said.

However, on Thursday night the doctors' union said it would reopen discussions over the issue.

The assumption was none whatsoever.The FCC has agreed to reopen discussions as soon as the data are available.

Britain rejected the new Argentine government's effort to reopen discussions about the future of the Falkland Islands, over which the countries fought a war in 1982.

He said the commonwealth had agreed to reopen discussions about further assistance in next year's budget at a later stage, depending on changes in the GST.

On Tuesday, Congress will reopen discussions about how to deal with the combination of spending cuts and tax increases looming at year-end, and maybe even dip a toe into a broader tax overhaul.

If Zimbabwe's government acts on that opportunity, it might then be time to reopen discussion on resuming direct aid.

According to one cable shortly after the invasion, "Aliyev's expressed intention to reopen discussion with BP … after a long period of inaction, is significant, and likely a result of a new appreciation for the security benefits of a significant western presence in the energy sector in the wake of regional developments".

Michael Hofkin, an investment manager from Minnesota, waited on the side of the stage to reopen discussion with the congressman.

After the collapse of the proposed merger with KLM, British Airways reopened discussions first begun in April with Delta Air Lines and Air France to join their SkyTeam alliance, but those talks have since been abandoned, people close to the negotiations said.

Not to be sidelined again, Bank of Scotland has lately reopened discussions with National Australia Bank, which is interested in combining its British operations, consisting of Clysdesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank, with those of the Scottish bank.