Sentence examples for starting point for talking from inspiring English sources

Remembering Mommy is a useful starting point for talking to young children about death and grief.

"It's a bipartisan starting point for talking about how to end the shutdown," said Peter Knudsen, a spokesman for Representative Ron Kind, Democrat of Wisconsin, an advocate of a tax repeal or delay.

That is still a starting point for talks, they said.

He said those borders, which define the West Bank and Gaza, would be the starting point for talks about land swaps.

But Napster's offer should be seen as a starting point for talks, rather than a take-it-or-leave-it package.

A senior Israeli official "welcomed the encouragement" from the Arab League, but suggested that the initiative's framework was unlikely to be embraced as a starting point for talks.

His legislation with Senator John E. Sununu of New Hampshire to create private investment accounts for Social Security benefits became a starting point for talks over Mr. Bush's plan to do so at the start of his second term.

That was a shift — albeit a subtle one — in policy, many analysts said, in publicly endorsing using the borders before the 1967 war as a starting point for talks on a two-state solution.

That was a shift – albeit subtle – in policy, many analysts said, in publicly endorsing using the borders before the 1967 war as a starting point for talks on a two-state solution.

The budgets represent a starting point for talks in the next few months over deficit reduction as a new debt limit increase deadline looms by August.

have slammed that plan as "corporate welfare" and "a scam," some in the wind industry hope it could provide a starting point for talks with the next administration.