Sentence examples for revive discussions from inspiring English sources

"We believe RIM is attempting to revive discussions with Samsung regarding a BB10 licensing deal".

He has declined the city's invitation to revive discussions.

And the death of Ryan's American Health Care Act could revive discussions about expansions in South Dakota, Utah, North Carolina and elsewhere. .

The new episode is likely to revive discussion of the Internet's role in setting off mass violence.

Lithuania, which recently assumed the presidency of the Council of the European Union, has said it plans to revive discussion of a stalled 2011 proposal to harmonize energy taxation across the Continent.

The commission said it would come up with more initiatives by the summer, including an attempt to revive discussion about harmonising the corporate tax base in the EU, a perennial taboo for many national governments, including Ireland and Britain.

But three years ago, the city gingerly revived discussions with vying neighborhood factions.

Last year, Anthony Coscia, the chairman of the Port Authority, revived discussions with Steven Roth, the chairman of Vornado, about the project, which is subject to approval at the Port Authority's Dec. 18 board meeting.

Mr. Suozzi revived discussions about the Nassau hub about a year ago and will spend about $1 million, mostly in federal grants, to study how best to move people into and out of the area without increasing congestion on the county's clogged roads.

Beyond the rope lines of eager supporters who waved to the governor all along his passage today, the appearance of more than 7,000 uniformed soldiers in the streets of central Tokyo has also revived discussions of a militarist past that is fast fading from living memory.

In an effort to move beyond the misplaced "culture of poverty" debates of the late 20th century, some scholars have revived discussions on culture and inequality in ways that attempt to be thoughtful and responsible.