Sentence examples for to discuss a return of from inspiring English sources

Enraged at Poland's refusal to discuss a return of Danzig, a town taken from Germany at Versailles, Hitler attacked.

He met once with General Carleton to discuss the return of runaway slaves, a contentious point on which Carleton refused to budge.

Kelly travelled with a delegation to meet the British Museum deputy director, Jonathan Williams, to discuss the return of the shield and issued a formal statement to the museum's trustees for its repatriation.

Officials at Sotheby's declined to discuss the return of the options but issued a statement that said: "Diana Brooks did not exercise any Sotheby's stock options either in 1999 or 2000 and therefore has not received any benefit from them.

Earlier this week, Serbia persuaded the United Nations Security Council to discuss the return of Serbian troops to the enclaves.

The Red Cross plans to discuss the return of the remaining prisoners with both governments.

Tariq Aziz, Iraq's deputy prime minister, met with Secretary General Kofi Annan on the sidelines of the meeting, to discuss the return of United Nations weapons inspectors.

But this week Japanese and North Korean Red Cross officials were to meet in Beijing to discuss the return of the remains of Japanese war dead.

During his visit to Pyongyang, Mr. Hudner met twice with three North Korean army officers to discuss the return of Mr. Brown's remains from the crash site.

On Thursday, Stephen Colbert was delighted to discuss the return of "The Iraq Pack," who have been making the media rounds to provide their expert opinions on the recent crisis (which they have absolutely nothing to do with, of course).

Asked about the minister's remark that it was partnering with the government to discuss the voluntary return of Syrians, a spokesman for the IOM told Guardian Australia: "IOM is not assisting in the return of Syrians, nor are we in a position to provide post-arrival assistance; as Syria is one of the countries where IOM has suspended [assisted voluntary return and reintegration] activity.