Sentence examples for talks namely from inspiring English sources

He said North Korean officials did raise what has become a major impasse in the talks, namely their desire to maintain the right to build nuclear power plants.

They added that there would have to be clear terms of reference for any further talks, namely a two-state solution based on the 1967 lines.

For Mr Koo's visit China quietly dropped its long-held precondition for talks, namely that Taiwan should recognise that there is but "one China", and that the People's Republic is it.

That, however, was enough for Frank to secure a partial victory over Tusk, though it does mean that the WTO deal which meant one of his original aims in these talks, namely inducing the Chinese to bankroll a nice new American bridge, may have collapsed.

Finally, if time permits, we can continue the discussion on the other two problems presented in the first part of this talk, namely fitting of datasets of different sizes and resolution, and classification of stellar spectra.

He further claims that Boone was never interested in talking about what Michael was interested in talking about – namely, Michael.

It will be a big book, he has told the only people he does talk to, namely American network TV reporters, because it will explain that it was not in fact he who stove in his girlfriend's skull, stuffed her body into a trunk, and kept it in a cupboard for 18 months until the neighbours became suspicious about the smell and the curious gunge seeping through the ceiling.

But the new CEO had plenty more to talk about, namely that he has no plans to split the software and hardware businesses.

The call kicked off with the operator's suggestion that Facebook is "happy to take a couple of questions on yesterday's news" but would prefer to focus on what it wants to talk about — namely anything but The New York Times story.

The second is more obvious, because it's the one her opponent can't stop talking about, namely, border security.

So it's impossible to know where she stands". The second is more obvious, because it's the one her opponent can't stop talking about, namely, border security.