Sentence examples for would discuss on from inspiring English sources

No other official in the Justice Department would discuss on the record why, more than two years after Jamadi's death, no decision has been made about pressing charges against anyone.

Damian Collins, a Conservative MP on the Commons culture, media and sport select committee, said it would discuss on Tuesday whether to launch a broader investigation into Newsnight's Savile report.

The officials declined to discuss the incident with a pool reporter after the game, saying they would discuss only on-field decisions.

Ms. Merkel's government has ruled out participation in any military response, and a senior government official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told reporters on Monday that she would discuss Syria on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit meeting in Russia this week but had no formal meetings set with either President Barack Obama or President Vladimir V. Putin.

The senator declined to be interviewed about the relationship, and none of his aides would discuss it on the record.

King asked Dole if he would discuss it on the air, and Dole said sure, why not?

The interview took place the next month, and although neither side would discuss details on the record, Stewart told me that it was not especially probing.

At least one road has long been earmarked as suitable for Palestinian safe passage and an official deal on it awaits only the signature of an Israeli prime minister who will honour his word.In Gaza, Mr Barak promised the Palestinians he would discuss Wye on his return from Washington.

"We said then that we would discuss cooperation on future developments and would be looking at everything we have in our portfolio".

Neither would discuss it on the record because they both still do business with the state government.

Initially, the course was held only on Harvard's campus, where students would discuss case studies on the difficulties of delivering medical services internationally.