When the subject was broached with Gonzalez, his mood turned.
Some Reagan scholars believe that, when he was younger, he was so affected by Hiroshima and Nagasaki that he thought that any meaningful peace required the total elimination of nuclear weapons—a subject he broached with the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at their Reykjavik, Iceland, summit in October , 1986
Some Reagan scholars believe that, when he was younger, he was so affected by Hiroshima and Nagasaki that he thought that any meaningful peace required the total elimination of nuclear weapons — a subject he broached with the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at their Reykjavik, Iceland, summit in October , 1986
This is not a good subject to broach with my wife.
In reality it is a safe subject to broach with strangers.
Office smells, especially in summer and early summer climates, are a hard subject to broach with your colleagues, because initially when you notice the smell a small part of you suspects it might be you, or related to something you did.
She said the classic line, 'are you telling me it's all in my head doctor?' And whilst we thought it might be something to do with that, it was a really difficult subject to broach with her.
The subject should not be broached with the patient's partner, friends, or family in the area, to respect the patient's safety and confidentiality [ 17].
Those briefed on the matter spoke anonymously because the discussions were private, and because the subject has apparently not been broached with Marbury.
According to a new report from Reuters, the subject was broached during a meeting with between senior Chinese and U.S. officials in Beijing this week.
You broach a subject, but do not broach "with" something.
