Sentence examples for wider talks from inspiring English sources

But the commitment to wider talks is highly uncertain.

Cameroon's trade minister, Luc Magloire Atangana Mbarga, said the dispute could block the wider talks.

Mr Cameron had hoped he could now step up the process by moving on to wider talks with other EU leaders ahead of a "substantive discussion" in December.

If Mr Koizumi's visit were to kick off wider talks on a deal of that sort, he could indeed claim to be making history not faking it.

This week's talks made little progress, however.If the wider talks don't resume soon, China, as convener, will have egg on its face.

It is now up to David Cameron to respond to the proposals, part of wider talks involving issues left unresolved from the peace process.

It would stir the conversation about earning home-field advantage throughout the playoffs and add to the wide-eyed talk of a Giants-Jets Super Bowl.

The Council of Europe, a continent-wide talking-shop that is the guardian of many international legal conventions, has a treaty on cybercrime dating from 2001.

While both countries dismissed the report as speculation, it spurred wide talk here that the report might be a trial balloon by one of the two countries that could signal a new willingness to make some sort of diplomatic breakthrough on the history issues.

And when Democrats took over Congress and there was wide talk of accommodation, associates of Mr. Rove said he was an advocate of continuing to make early moves to signal to Mr. Bush's loyal coalition that he would not buckle.

The day we had a class-wide talk on eating disorders, she was gossiped about and confronted about her "eating disorder," which she didn't have.