Sentence examples for whatever discussions from inspiring English sources

Whatever discussions he was likely to have with actors, he made sure he had them before the shoot.

The hope is they will intermingle for whatever discussions they please about ideas large or small, pressing or serendipitous.

Concern from civil society about this change has not been as strong and whatever discussions emerged petered out rather quickly, perhaps because the threat to abortion has receded.

Not privy to whatever discussions may be going on within the Iraqi division, the marines plopped down on a patch of badlands in southeastern Iraq and prepared to fight, inspecting their howitzers and cleaning their rifles and sidearms with oil and brushes.

Whatever discussions did take place in the official residence of the French president, a week later Platini did vote for Qatar, the country of 700,000 people which will spend $4bn to host the World Cup, its most spectacular image-building project to date.

"Merck has not had to pull [a new drug application] in over ten years," says Anthony Butler, a pharmaceutical analyst at Lehman Brothers, "so it can't be positive to suggest that whatever discussions they were having with the FDA were coming out in their favor".

"Whatever economic, political, or social policies we discuss--and whatever discussion of constitutional rights and liberties may take place--we cannot turn our backs on this Biblical legacy of hope and the consequent Gospel imperative to show compassion to our immigrant brothers and sisters".

Then, the next morning, he met with Mr. Stern, a longtime mentor who, he thought, would likely be drawn into whatever discussion might follow his revelation.

Mr. Weil said he "went straight upstairs after my conversation with Bennet, walked into a very crowded, noisy party and interrupted whatever discussion Gary Hart and Frank Mankiewicz were having" to tell them.

"We have had some discussions, and neither side was pleased with whatever the discussions came to.

"Whatever the discussions we have today I will be trying to get a good deal for the British taxpayer, a good deal for Britain, one that I can put before the British Parliament, one that I can put before the British people".