Sentence examples for talks closely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chandra noted that with national elections approaching, the country's four million garment workers were watching the wage talks closely.

Blogger and activist Nay Phone Latt, an NLD politician elect, said the Burmese public was watching the talks closely.

"Just modestly innovative" was the way Allan R. Odden, an education professor at the University of Wisconsin who followed the talks closely, described the settlement.

Last week, Fitch Ratings, a global credit rating agency, said that it was watching the budget talks closely and would reconsider its rating in June.

Henri Boshoff, a military researcher at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria who followed the talks closely, said F.N.L.'s military campaign would also suffer because the accord could leave the group outnumbered and isolated.

"It's going to be difficult for the union to put too positive a spin on this," said David M. Smith, an associate professor of economics at Pepperdine University, who has followed the talks closely.

Another photograph showed Bill Clinton talking closely with an attractive blond woman — Catsimatidis's wife, Margo.

When I notice other people talking closely with her, emotions are triggered that affect me badly.

Aimal Faizi, the spokesman for President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, said Afghan officials had been talking closely with Pakistan in recent weeks about Mr. Baradar's release.

He has informally consulted other cabinet ministers including David Blunkett, the former Home Secretary, and he has talked closely to his counterparts in France, Germany and Spain.

"The wait-and-see mode, you can forget about that," Low said in the aftermath of a brisk practice, when asked if he was following the trade talk closely.