Sentence examples for talk officially from inspiring English sources

We talk officially and unofficially, and that tends to break down barriers.

Often state officials are not allowed to have contact with armed groups or terrorists, either for legal reasons or because of fears that this would confer legitimacy (American and European diplomats do not talk officially to Hamas, for example).

The upgrades that Google have been testing to their IM/VOIP client, Google Talk, officially launched today.

Saudi Arabia won't want to talk officially.

America and the Islamic republic have not talked officially for 27 years.

The HLP talks officially begin on Thursday, with an outcome document expected on Friday.

In January 2014, Serbia's EU accession talks officially opened.

A Big-Budget Buyer Like so much that happens at auctions these days, there's news that nobody will talk about officially but that everybody who is unconnected is happy to whisper about.

The fact that groups accept a regime or "truce" imposed by an imperial power does not mean they will refrain from competing once they get a chance.To ex-subjects of the Soviet imperium, talk of officially encouraged admiration for "fraternal" nations, laced with displays of embroidery, cuisine and folk-dancing, sounds cloying.

Jack Straw led the negotiations in 2005 when Turkey's membership talks were officially given the go-ahead.

Peace talks are officially under way, Kerry having pushed both sides to the table in late July.