"We are talking much more closely than ever before," he said.
Mr. Ramos said the network was going to scrutinize La Comay's talking points more closely because of the boycott.(She does not use a script).
So but really what happened was that we did start talking to them more closely and got to meet.
Management and the players' union are also talking about involving players more closely with their communities and raising the age at which players enter the league.
They are sometimes right, but often wrong.Since the start of the year ASEAN bigwigs have been talking up how much more closely bound the region is becoming with the formation of the ASEAN Economic Community, a collection of regional trade agreements which are supposed to take effect by the end of 2015.
Prior to the acquisition, the two companies were already working together, with Clever On Demand providing its technology services to AudienceFUEL, so naturally they started talking about teaming up more closely.
Obama, who was sticking more closely to talking points than he had in previous conversations, went on, "Hillary is running, in many ways, a textbook campaign.
I just wish that some fucking wisdom had come with it!" She grits her teeth with frustration, talks of needing to be more closely connected to natural things – later that afternoon, she is taking herself off to West Wales to try to finish the songs she is working on.
I'm also talking about a politics that listens more closely to the voices that are not usually heard; a politics that has a special responsibility to leave no one behind.
2) We are now going to shift from talking about rehabilitation issues and look more closely at outcomes after THA and TKA.
The promise to work much more closely together came after talks between President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia and his Polish counterpart, Bronislaw Komorowski.
