Sentence examples for schedule discussions from inspiring English sources

Woodward's departure could also give him the chance to schedule discussions with Rooney and his agent Paul Stretford over the slight the player perceives to have felt in newspaper interviews with Moyes.

"We have scheduled discussions with governors and with trade union representatives to discuss how the issues can be investigated and resolved".

"I think it's the only way it makes sense to me," said Aardsma, who was involved in the scheduling discussions as a player representative and a member of the negotiating committee.

In addition, Germany and the United States have scheduled discussions on joint military cooperation and the establishment of a new rapid deployment force based in Europe, an idea proposed by Mr. Rumsfeld.

Their program originally called for them to discuss such things as governing in the New Economy, but the Florida balloting brouhaha so dominated the two-day meeting that they all but junked their scheduled discussions and focused instead on the fairness, and unfairness, of the American electoral system and whether, indeed, it could endure.

We are in active scheduling discussions with all of the remaining candidates.

No doubt he'll be taking part in the scheduled discussion about "China's political and economic outlook".

The president of the unofficial body that represents Japanese interests in Taipei (in the absence of diplomatic ties), Tadashi Imai, arrived on September 25th for a scheduled discussion with Taiwan's foreign minister, Timothy Yang, over the rights of Taiwanese to fish in waters claimed by Japan.Despite the bluster, with so few allies, Taiwan lacks clout on the world stage.

Interviews (Additional file 3: downloadable file for interview schedule) and discussions shared the same set of issues for discussion and were recorded with the consent of the participants, transcribed and subjected to open, qualitative content analysis [ 10].

India and Pakistan have set a six-month schedule for discussions on issues including their lengthy dispute over Kashmir.

India and Pakistan have agreed on what officials call a "road map for peace," Pakistan's foreign secretary said Wednesday, setting a six-month schedule for discussions on a range of issues, including their longstanding dispute over Kashmir.