Sentence examples for will hammer out from inspiring English sources
Ministers will hammer out the details of the Kyoto Protocol, which commits the world's industrialised countries to cuts in emissions of greenhouse gases.
As has become tradition, the still charismatic lyricist and her band will hammer out her punk-spirited rock tunes as the clock winds down.
After Thursday's theatrical opening in Beijing of the 18th Communist Party Congress, the real action shifted today to behind-the-scenes meetings among kingmakers who will hammer out the deals that decide China's new leadership.
In the months after the election the two will hammer out a framework to reform both taxes and spending, and then take most of 2013 turning that framework into actual law.
The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow today while the west is left guessing as to whether the pair will hammer out an economic deal.
It led to the inaugural meeting in Oslo in May of a 58-nation group, the REDD Partnership, which will hammer out the details for a global REDD deal.
Nevertheless, even aid on this scale might only postpone an eventual default, if Greece's economy fails to grow faster than its debt pile.Investors do not seem convinced that euro-zone governments will be able to muster the political will to hammer out an agreement.
Liberum Capital analyst Michael Rawlinson believes BHP and the E.U. will likely hammer out a deal.
But he also demurs and says, that Cole is right and they'll probably hammer out a deal, okay, whatever.
Cole says that the Geithner offer sheet "united the GOP caucus" but in case you thought that represented serious-and-for-real hardball he immediately demurs and says, well, you know we'll probably hammer out a deal, okay.
Today's meeting, which has been organised by the MP George Freeman who chairs the Commons all party group on Science and Technology, will attempt to hammer out a strategic plan for agricultural research that will boost the UK economy and help meet the global food security challenge.
