Sentence examples for would discuss issues from inspiring English sources

The show's director, Anthony Thirunelveli, said the half-hour talk show had been conceived as a program suitable for family viewing but would discuss issues of sex and sexuality, confronting "hush, hush, under the carpet subjects".

Tony Blair made it absolutely clear we would discuss issues of constitutional matters, and we continued to do that, and we thought that was profitable and right, on major constitutional issues.

British Prime Minister Theresa May had also been in touch to offer her congratulations and Ardern was scheduled to speak to her on Friday night where she thought they would discuss issues of trade and security.

Sean Clegg, a longtime political adviser who is expected to play a senior role in any presidential campaign from Ms. Harris, said that if she ran she would discuss issues like income inequality, but that the message would be coupled with a call for partisan healing.

She'd hoped he would discuss issues such as reproductive rights and college affordability.

The former Exxon Mobil CEO said that when then-president elect Donald Trump requested a meeting with him in December, their first-ever meeting, Tillerson was under the impression that they would discuss issues "about the world" and his experience at Exxon Mobil.

This was necessary as it was not known whether women would openly discuss issues that might be considered shameful, private or stigmatising in a group setting.

If one prominent candidate were to speak frequently about environmental issues, it is likely that reporters and other candidates would discuss these issues more.

"It was surprising how tentatively people would discuss these issues.

A spokeswoman for Lynham said the state's top bureaucrat, the coordinator general Barry Broe, would "discuss any issues Adani may have on Friday at their next fortnightly meeting".

A senior administration official said tonight that Mr. Rumsfeld would discuss these issues in the next few days with Mr. Bush.