Sentence examples for thrashing out from inspiring English sources

They'll be thrashing out policy on terrorism and Russia.

It sounds like he's still thrashing out the details, but that's OK.

Executives are thrashing out final contractual details before announcing the appointment of Ms Heggessey.

This will create a potent mix of perspectives from 400 speakers, thrashing out difficult ideas and shaking up orthodoxies.

Michelle Rhee, the city's dynamic new schools chancellor, is trying to change them.Ms Rhee is thrashing out a deal with union leaders that would raise teachers' wages dramatically.

But he praised Mr. Koh and said it was a good thing that such lawyers were thrashing out difficult legal issues together rather than succumbing to "group think".

Over the next year or so, ministers will be thrashing out with the Association and the LSC what this will mean.

BT, for example, is thrashing out the terms of a deal that will see it swallow mobile phone network EE for £12.5bn.

In retrospect, he said, thrashing out painful issues with his Palestinian friends had made him more hard-headed about the odds of a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

In advance of the talks, the policy makers and advocacy groups have been working overtime, thrashing out proposals, debating the details and analysing the science and economics behind each new idea.

"Thrashing out and spacing in with Dylan at last year's Live Evil festival, the talks of creating a mix began.