Sentence examples for repeated talks with from inspiring English sources

Iraq has held repeated talks with neighboring countries to increase the river's flow, resulting in pledges of cooperation, but with a drought hitting the region in recent years, not much more water.

Though better knowledge does not necessarily lead to behavioral changes [ 18- 20], we believe that repeated talks with teachers and advisors in the classroom about this important subject would have some influence upon a certain percentage of the students.

But despite President Trump's repeated talk of military options for dealing with Pyongyang, most analysts say that diplomacy remains the only realistic course.

He told me, "[Racist Pagans] get normal everyday folks who've got no interest in far-right politics, have never read a white nationalist tome, and would never in a million years identify as a Nazi to believe and repeat talking points consistent with a fascist message".

The meetings with the president have dried up and Ms Suu Kyi's repeated requests for talks with the head of the army have gone unanswered.

Familiarity as a result of repeated encounters with talking avatars may potentially moderate the effects of avatars on online shopping perceptions and behaviours.

But after the market closed on Thursday Ocado repeated it was in talks with Morrisons to license some of its expertise to help the supermarket group set up on online grocery business in the UK.

Vice has previously insisted that it has not ruled out recognition if the majority of staff support it, and in response to the NUJ's statements on the council repeated its willingness to continue talks with the union.

Mr. Salehi also met with the leader of the Syrian opposition, Sheik Ahmad Moaz al-Khatib, who repeated his offer here of talks with representatives of the government of President Bashar al-Assad under certain conditions.

Kim went to great efforts upon his return to England to cover the traces of his Communist background – joining the Anglo-German fellowship in 1934, and editing its pro-Hitler magazine; making repeated visits to Berlin for talks with the German propaganda ministry; even being personally presented with the Red Cross of Military Merit award by Franco in 1938.

The average I.Q. at his sold-out cycle of the Beethoven sonatas over the last three seasons at Wolfensohn Hall there -- each concert repeated three times, with introductory talks by the artist -- was assuredly far off to the right on the bell curve.