Sentence examples for second week of talks from inspiring English sources

Today he flew back to Belfast to embark on a second week of talks.

Monday | Wednesday | FridayMondayINSIDE the Bella Centre, the second week of talks feels subtly different from the first.

On the one hand they are depriving an NPT member from having peaceful technology, but at the same time they are cooperating with India, which is not a member of the NPT". North Korea (and this is the only good news around at the moment) is currently in its second week of talks with the US.

The broad outlines of today's deal began to emerge in the first week of talks.

In the first week of talks over a financial regulatory reform bill, Democratic lawmakers — in some cases with apparent White House backing — have been defeating or delaying reforms to protect individual investors.

Liz Gallagher, project manager at the non-profit organisation E3G, said the first week of talks had seen "some movement among negotiation blocs, with the idea of north and south … becoming more nuanced".

Staffan de Mistura, the UN special envoy to Syria, on Friday tried to put the best gloss on the first week of talks, saying the good news was that the "system of proximity talks had contributed to the talks continuing with no walk-outs, no excessive rhetoric and no breakdowns".

The agenda in the first week of talks centred on customs and food and agriculture inspections and the use of the UK as a "land bridge" between Ireland and the continent – that is, preserving Irish exporters' ability to send their goods to Europe via the UK rather than by a longer route.

Progress had lagged in the first week of talks, he added, accusing the High Negotiations Committee (HNC), a Syrian opposition group, of failing to either respond to the government's paper on basic principles or to submit any official paper of its own.

Ministers arriving here for the second week of the talks are likely to agree to nothing more than to keep the talks going, knowing full well they have until 2015 to secure a new global deal.

By the second week of the talks, 186 capitals had done so.