Sentence examples for term discussions from inspiring English sources

In the short term, discussions are also continuing for a full meeting between the LIBE committee and Facebook.

The royalty rate and term discussions are relatively straightforward, but it is difficult to argue for upfront fees or annual minimums unless the product has an established history.

As suggested by the use of the term "discussions," the AwI Seminar is not meant to be delivered as a lecture (whereby the teacher transmits the "facts" to be learned and inculcates the values to be internalized).

In GNOME, the release team uses mailing lists and IRC as the main communication channels for coordination; for long term discussions, and for quicker decisions that involve less than four people, respectively.

"This has started productive and long-term discussions with the Irish business community and with American companies," Ms. Glading said of the trip.

MC I want to distinguish between the long-term and short-term discussions; there is no doubt whatsoever that in the long term there is just no displacement whatsoever of native workers by immigrants.

"I loved supporting him and getting to know the people working on the campaign, but there was never a long-term discussion about anything".

The Treasury secretary, John Fraser, has repeated his view that the federal government should examine the growing cost of superannuation tax concessions, but argued it was "a long-term discussion that really should be thought of in terms of decades".

News of that initial rejection has sparked a debate on Twitter, given that the nudity was firmly in context – if anything, it added to the game's exploration of the ethics of immigration controls – and also because of a longer-term discussion about why games are subject to stricter rules than other types of content.

The mechanism responsible for the FLP at the metal-semiconductor interface has been a subject of a long-term discussion.

So at some level, the Airbnb regulatory debate might be the beginning of a longer-term discussion about the way we think about long-term residents versus an emergent and more globalized and mobile population.