Sentence examples for talks temporarily from inspiring English sources

That might lead Mr. Abbas to abandon the talks, which is what occurred two weeks ago when the Palestinian leader withdrew from talks temporarily during Israel's incursion into Gaza.

During the past six months, as we crafted our report, the six-party talks temporarily collapsed, North Korea conducted its second nuclear test and multiple missile tests, and the U.N. Security Council passed a new set of sanctions, which are being actively enforced by the U.S. and its allies.

With labor talks temporarily stalled and the lockout eating into the regular season, the NBA owners have threatened to revert back to their original 47% BRI split/hard cap offer, while the NBA players have threatened--or perhaps threatened to threaten--to decertify their union and challenge the lockout under antitrust law.

It's set in the East End, or what Allen many years ago referred to as "knees-up country", and if nothing else it was good to see Cockney tough talk temporarily rescued from the plastic histrionics of EastEnders.

Thus did the president of the United States ditch his own health care talks -- temporarily, at least -- to slip off to Sidwell Friends School for a few hours to listen to Malia play the flute.

Police repeatedly used tear gas to disperse the protesters; many arrests were made, and the WTO talks were temporarily disrupted.

In addition, two lawyers who had helped mediate talks were temporarily barred from state prisons last week because "their presence in the institution/facility presents a security threat".

Belarus had been holding hostage terms for the transit of Russian oil to Europe across its territory, about 20m tons a year, in talks that temporarily broke down on Wednesday.

Now there's talk of temporarily masking that wall.

"We are not just talking about temporarily protecting the jobs of Spaniards, but also about preventing new arrivals from Romania from having a negative impact on the Romanians that are already here," Ms. Terrón said.

Since then the former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan has admitted that he was shocked to discover a flaw in the free market model and has even begun talking about temporarily nationalizing some banks.