Sentence examples for supply talks from inspiring English sources
The route through Iran nonetheless might be the focus of bilateral supply talks conducted by individual NATO allies that have relations with Iran, as NATO's supreme allied commander, Gen. John Craddock, an American, suggested last month.
As a defense, they've supplied "talking points" we can use to tell Congressional representatives that political science is a "critical part of our national science agenda".
Echoing what seemed like a SARG-supplied talking point, Ajami also claimed that Syria is now being recognized as a key player in regional problems and beyond.
In "Conversations With Other Women," his debut feature, Hans Canosa splits the screen in two as he observes a man and a woman — their names are never supplied — talking themselves and each other into a one-night stand.
Most of them are… A REPORTER AT LARGE about the so-called Pawnee montane skipper, a rare butterfly and the possible construction of a dam for Denver's water supply in… Talk story about Brazilian singer Caetano Veloso.
When conversation lands too squarely on the injustice, bleakness and horrors of the world, which seem never in short supply, small talk can provide a fall-back position fallback in the happy sense of a comfortable mattress.
These people helped with such tasks as housework or organizing and keeping appointments, and even occasionally supplied motivational talks or instructions for action.
We're talking about urban poverty, we're talking about water supply, we're talking about people without sanitation.' " In a Cumbrian kitchen last winter, I watched Stewart respond with grateful barks of laughter when told of forms that needed to be filed before a household can take in bed-and-breakfast guests.
Three dozen members of the New York Giants loaded relief supplies and talked with rescue workers.
According to George Shultz, then our secretary of state, Reagan was supplied with talking points.
Visit the camp on any day and you're likely to see them delivering supplies or talking to families about how to adjust to their new lives.
