Sentences with phrase «begin serious talks»

Once the script is finished — which is currently finalizing — the studio will begin serious talks with potential actors.

Cuomo aides only began serious talks after Savino and Gottfried reconciled their bills, raising the possibility a measure in which he had no hand — and therefore could not claim credit for — might find its way to his desk.

In the early 70's, ASPA board began serious talk on creating a national certification program.

Not exact matches

After a day of marathon talks on Monday, leaders from Greece's 18 fellow euro - zone countries agreed that Tsipras's government was finally getting serious about striking a deal after it submitted a set of reform measures that began to converge with the terms demanded by creditors.

Prompted by his continuing experience with the institute courses, he began a serious research effort, convinced of the need «to find new ways to talk about the congregational body that can provide deeper insight into its nature, and enrich conversation with and among its members.»

However, recently people have begun to talk more openly about postpartum depression, a potentially serious and debilitating condition many women experience after giving birth.

I felt that Dr. Platz was sincere in his desire to see all of us excel in the program, and I respect him for talking with us about this issue — particularly because as I moved through graduate school, I began to realize that retaining minorities in science at majority schools is very difficult and, in fact, a serious problem in this country.

If you are looking for serious relationships don't bother about the outcome of your conversation just begin the talk clarifying about our condition and ask for his / her thoughts about you.

The way this scam works is actually quite simple: you begin talking to a Russian / Ukrainian «bride» with serious intentions through the Internet, who then supposedly falls in love with you.

It may not take you much time if you just want to have someone to talk to, but if you want the relationship to be serious and committed, you should be more selective from the beginning and get prepared to give more both mentally in physically.

Classroom Problem Solver: The Backtalker A student who speaks to her teacher in a disrespectful manner undermines the teacher's authority; the disrespect becomes even more serious if other students begin emulating the behavior of the student who «talks back.»

Despite some blustery talk by Google chairman Eric Schmidt, signs indicate that Google is finally beginning to understand how serious the Windows tablet threat is.

Beginning with the first meeting, you will be surrounded by a self - selected group of investors just like you — people who are serious about the club and fully committed to its success (rather than letting it become one of those half - hearted projects that gets «talked about» for a month and then forgotten).

The two sides began talks about two - and - a-half years ago, with the discussions growing increasingly serious.

The New York Times began its article with, «Besides their deadly serious purpose, the Paris climate talks are also an opportunity for elaborate displays of performance art,» and explained the «Wanted Poster» targets with this report:

If you're arguing as if the models were ever a serious science talking point in the debate then you are largely clueless (willfully perhaps) to begin with.

Preliminary talks began in «early autumn,» Ray Adlington, managing partner and chief executive officer at McInnes Cooper, tells Legal Feeds, and more serious discussions took place over the last three weeks.

Even before serious talk began that MySpace (NSDQ: NWS) was in play, Specific Media co-founder and CEO Tim Vanderhook was looking for an ac...

Yes, we're talking about a one - year - old handset that didn't exactly sell like hotcakes to begin with, despite earning praise in essentially every serious review on the interwebs.

and now, after four years of battling to even talk to the kids on the phone, i am beginning to have serious doubts of my own self.