Sentence examples for reviving talks from inspiring English sources

A few days later, the Nobel Committee awarded Santos the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize partly in hope of reviving talks.

Now, with the union on the verge of reviving talks on Turkey's accession, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's outrageous crackdown on antigovernment protests in recent weeks is giving some Europeans a new excuse to question whether Turkey merits membership.

Yet the Palestinian Authority has been missing in action, preferring to layer one condition after another on reviving talks, while sending mixed messages about its own commitment to peace with Israel.

And on Wednesday, Mr. Obama will send his annual budget to Capitol Hill intended as a compromise offer, though early signs suggest that Republican leaders have little interest in reviving talks.

Less than a year ago, the United Nations special envoy, Staffan de Mistura, had pinned hopes for reviving talks on a proposed freeze in fighting in Aleppo; the idea never gained traction.

Moreover, though praised for reviving talks with Israel, in setting out its peace aims recently, Damascus has made no departure from its goals since 1973: a land-for-peace agreement in the Golan Heights.

Agency revenue is down by $118 million, reviving talk of budget cuts and higher fees.

Yet several economic and political factors are now reviving talk of America the Resilient, both at home and abroad.

Abe has recently distracted attention from his economic agenda by reviving talk about revising Japan's pacifist Constitution, one of his longstanding priorities.

To drive home the point, Bush campaign allies are reviving talk about the honor and dignity of the Oval Office in thinly veiled references to the Clinton years.

Others are reviving talk of reforming the tax code--by, for example, replacing the income tax with a sales tax.