Sentence examples for unofficial discussions from inspiring English sources

Despite the denials of formal talks, both sides said today that quiet, unofficial discussions about such a plan had already taken place.

Unofficial discussions at a summit meeting last week indicated that the prospects that the presidential job would go to Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, had faded.

One senior Trump administration official played down the significance of the communication channels, which include Washington and Pyongyang's UN missions, regular exchanges between senior diplomats, and unofficial discussions between North Korean officials and former US officials.

There have been unofficial discussions within the ECB about reverting back to a four-year qualification period to keep in line with ICC standards, which would mean Archer would be eligible for international cricket next year.

The PLO officials conducting the so-called unofficial discussions in Oslo, Norway, were far more flexible than the official non-PLO Palestinian delegation in Washington, and Rabin decided to gamble that ʿArafāt was the only Palestinian leader who could conceivably deliver peace.

Fox Digital Chief Jon Miller has had "early and unofficial" discussions with the Yahoo board of directors about taking over as CEO.

Professor David J. Aldous was very supportive of the idea of having unofficial discussion hours.

Responding to these comments in an interview with the Greek television channel Skai late Monday, the Greek finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said that there had already been an "unofficial discussion" about a possible extension.

"I conveyed my basic views on various issues to Mr. Trump, but with regard to more of the specifics or details, because [he] has not assumed the office as the president of the United States and today's discussion was an unofficial discussion, I'd like to refrain from touching on details," Abe said, adding that they had agreed to meet again to discuss bilateral issues in more detail.

"Okay, so my understanding of the case is that there is enough evidence to indict on the first charge, but I'm less sure about the second, because... .. our unofficial discussion leader would open every voting session, before he called on us one by one to speak.

Given these circumstances, we opted for an unofficial discussion on the ethical issues pertaining to this study.