Sentence examples for second set of talks from inspiring English sources
A second set of talks with the aim of improving the "strategic economic dialogue" between China and the United States was held in Washington, DC.
Mr. Lavrov said both sides had agreed to press ahead with a second set of talks in Geneva, and senior Obama administration officials agreed that Geneva was the appropriate forum.
But the second set of talks were followed by an agreement to divert Mr. Barak briefly from the Syrians to meet in Washington with Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.
Today a first set of talks will conclude between James Kelly, assistant secretary of state for East Asia, and the government of North Korea.
The first set of talks includes one on "The Future of the Middle class and the American Dream in the 21st Century," with venture capitalist and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and MIT academic Andrew McAfee.
But McCain shifts seamlessly to complaining about the fact that Susan Rice's first set of talking points didn't have all the magic answers the first Sunday after a very confusing firefight, and the chance for a potent critique of the administration's terrorism policy is lost.
Unless the ELN drops its demand for a haven in southern Bolivar, the prospects for a second set of peace talks are likely to remain dark.
But the official calculation is that the FARC can now be subjected to greater foreign pressure to settle the conflict.The government has also inched towards starting a second set of peace talks, this one with the smaller ELN guerrilla group.
But Mr Castaño wants a place at the peace table.To that apparent end, for the past two years the AUC has been blocking a second set of peace talks, between the government and the ELN.
Whites are now a minority in California.See article: Lexington Californiaa's new complexionMexico's President Vicente Fox sent to Congress draft legislation designed to raise $14 billion in new revenues, though cutting the top rate of corporate and personal tax from 40% to 32%.Colombia moved closer to a second set of peace talks, this time with the lesser of its two big guerrilla groups, the ELN.
The talks were prolonged by the death in March of the RMT leader, Bob Crow, who had led the opposition to mayor Boris Johnson's proposals for "modernisation" of the tube, but called off a second set of strikes in favour of talks at Acas.
