Sentence examples for unofficial talks from inspiring English sources

Unofficial talks to establish diplomatic ties could resume at any time.

The militant wing of Hezb-i-Islami said Thursday that it would continue unofficial talks.

But the practice of holding unofficial talks was defended by other countries.

"In unofficial talks they have agreed to do this and the new government will have a majority of 180 seats," the source said.

A more realistic opening goal would be to negotiate a freeze in missile and nuclear tests, said Suzanne DiMaggio, a director and senior fellow at the New America research group who has been involved in unofficial talks with North Korea.

But now that the North Koreans have sent such a signal, through unofficial talks last week with Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, administration officials must decide whether to open direct negotiations with North Korea or dismiss Mr. Richardson's efforts.

Unofficial sources talk of operations in Algeria, both during its bloody war of independence and more recently to protect French citizens from Islamic extremists; in Vietnam in the 1950s; in Libya in the 1970s; in Congo-Brazzaville in the 1990s.

In flights to and from San Francisco to visit his girlfriend, he said, he learned to go to the airport an extra hour early, showing a school identification card with his unofficial name, talking his way onto the plane after agents exhaustively searched through every item he carried.

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Wherever they looked, readers found a glaring discrepancy between "official" and "unofficial" versions, between talk and walk.

She smiled and said no. "Now is that because that's true," Stewart asked as the audience laughed, "or because they get you to the point where they break your spirit to the point where you truly believe?" Perino must have gotten the unofficial "Daily Show" talking points -- guests should let Stewart do the jokes and gamely go along as his straight man.