Sentences with phrase «arise during the talks»

In practice, this means helping to answer questions that arise during the talks and providing scientific evidence for use in speeches and debates.

Not exact matches

Everyone talks about volatility as a detriment to markets and investors, but no one talks about the opportunities that arise for investors during periods of market volatility.

Parents have reported to staff that they are grateful we talk about situations that may arise during youth sports and that we hold everyone accountable to the same code of conduct.»

Furthermore, his refusal to answer questions about his picnics with Brooks and the subjects of conversation which might have arisen during them were somewhat undermined by media secretary Jeremy Hunt, who inadvertently let slip that, yeah, surprise surprise, they had talked about BSkyB after all.

After discussing the different ideas that arose during our first meetings, we decided to split into several working groups, each being responsible for different tasks such as finding the equipment we would need for the fair, looking for sponsors and taking care of the finances, talking to companies, designing a Web page, and even putting together a CD with the CVs of all the students who submitted one to us, to then be sent to the companies.

The events could be held at a public library or community center and should include a range of experts — real estate and divorce lawyers, mortgage professionals, insurance agents — who can talk about real estate issues that arise during a divorce.

They may intend to be consistent, but they become sidetracked by things that pop up during the day — a transaction falls through or they have to talk a potential buyer off the ledge or a myriad of other challenges that arise in our profession.

During her address, she will talk about the global and U.S. economies as a whole and, specifically, the effects of inflation, the continuing impact of the subprime market fallout and arising macro economic trends.