Sentence examples for talks against from inspiring English sources

She sits and talks against a background that is quintessentially English.

In currency markets, investors struggled to gauge developments on the American budget talks against a backdrop of generally positive economic data in the United States.

"He talks against Hindus," he said, "makes anti-national comments, supports Kashmiri separatists and Naxals". Singh speaks the language of the mob, a mob that has been given the responsibility of creating a new order in India, where the minority – Muslims, Dalits and anybody who speaks on their behalf – are attacked with impunity.

Despite the noises that are bound to be made by some in the neighbouring nation – indeed, some have already been made this morning – this government is confident in the support from the British government that there will be not talks, or even talks about talks, against the express wishes of the people of Gibraltar in respect of the sovereignty of Gibraltar".

Now Republicans fear the LP might take votes away from their candidate, Mitt Romney, who talks against spending and regulation.

It may be that the need for PPP is realized but the ethos of the public sector talks against it.

"Anybody can talk against him now".

"They are talking against the mujahideen.

For Pyongyang, fighting talk against external enemies is routine.

"No one is accusing us of talking against Islam.

Tough talk against performance-enhancing drugs usually sounds good, but this came off as excessive.