Sentence examples for term talks from inspiring English sources

Aside from a couple of test trips early in the year, then suspended for longer term talks, supplies for US forces have never transited through Russia before.

Palestinian Authority President Abbas, in the 11th year of his four-year term, talks out of both sides of his mouth, claiming he wants a deal, but then resorting to incitement, refusing to sit down with Israeli leaders, trying to corner Israel diplomatically, and presiding, if that's the term, over a deeply divided (West Bank-Hamas) polity.

The term "talking points" will now follow her into retirement.

Look for the barely perceptible flinch, like that of someone pricked by a needle, that Mr. Sheen produces every time the term "talk show host" crops up.

Lemke (1998) used the term "talking science" interchangeably with scientific discourse that covers "scientific statement," "scientific argument," "scientific explanation," or "scientific discussion" throughout his book, Talking science: Language, learning, and values.

These are no-brainers, and should take precedence over any long term talk about generating jobs or strengthening the safety net.

This was unusual, we used to stretch up to end of second term talking to parents to come and pay levies.

GPs used the tariff code marked with the term "talking therapy" in nearly half of consultations with patients diagnosed with schizophrenia.

A Taliban-endorsed ceasefire, to build confidence around long-term talks supported by many international governments, might also be conceivable.

In return, American officials agreed to start longer-term talks on allowing Chinese firms to invest in American assets and industries, and agreed to begin negotiating a bilateral investment treaty between the two countries.

Faced with little progress, even on these limited terms, talks about talks have dissolved into tit-for-tat negotiation over whether talks should be extended.