Sentence examples for work out a future from inspiring English sources

But he said he would continue discussions with Mr. Kostunica and the Democratic Opposition of Serbia to work out a future relationship with Serbia.

Part of the reason News Corporation has handled the phone-hacking crisis so badly is that it tends to view hostile reporting as motivated by rivalry.As the company braces for further embarrassment and disruption, it will also have to work out a future without BSkyB.

Our role is not to try to provide some sort of toolbox for fixing individual problems but to give an opportunity to reflect on a company's current practices and circumstances and then work out a future strategy and how to implement it".

Mr. Steel said he had hoped to have worked out a future engagement with Mr. Manahan before announcing the elimination of his position, but word leaked out prematurely.

Farage also spoke to LBC Radio saying that there needed to be a constitutional convention to work out a "federal future" for the country.

Or it could sit down with America and work out a stable balance between any future missile defences and the future size of China's own long-range nuclear arsenal.

As other fields of science follow their own routes to globalisation, they would do well to look at the CERN model.In 2011 the directors of all the world's leading particle-physics labs agreed to work out a global vision for the future development of the field.

Mr. Morrison, realizing that "somewhere, somebody would be potentially interested," worked out a contract for a future performance with the archive's director.

In the update, he described his work in rolling out a future cloud-based service that the company would implement.

He said he is working to carve out a future for parkour that includes the construction of training parks but no tournaments.

The role of working out a different vision for the future for the estate fell to an independent panel of forestry, amenity and conservation experts chaired by the Right Reverend James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool.