Examples of using Those talks in English and their translations into Arabic
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Despite a number of challenges and delays, those talks are continuing in Kampala.
These were given on the last day of those talks, 8 October 1993.
Regrettably, while very nearly reaching success, those talks also had to be suspended.
That means that confidence-building measures must also be implemented to ensure the success of those talks.
Mom, I'm really not in the mood for one of those talks right now.
Nationalism should be represented in its integrity at those talks, and so also must unionism.
I was encouraged by the constructive manner in which both leaders were engaging in those talks.
Those talks, which were constructive and businesslike, will continue in a sustained and confidential manner.
Because it's just going to be one of those talks where you do all the talking.
The United Kingdom regrets the fact that the Government of Spain withdrew from those talks in 2011.
The break-up of those talks has stalled our efforts to provide billions of people with increased economic opportunity.
During the briefing on 21 February, the Assistant Secretary-General briefed the Council on the summary of those talks.
I have concluded, from the basis of those talks that this isn't anybody you should be talking to.
The success of those talks was contingent on the immediate end to the continued violation of human rights in Cyprus.
Ireland are reliably and authentically represented at those talks.
Given the hard line position of the new State President… the future of those talks must now hang in the balance.
There had been some discussion of a merger of the two institutions as early as 1890, but those talks dissolved quickly.
Those talks also provided an avenue to address some human rights issues, thus providing more humanitarian space in a variety of settings.
And then of course the theory is still that those talks get rent apart by different countries fighting over their own individual interests.
Indeed, for almost a decade while those talks stalled, developing countries, particularly in Africa countries, bore the brunt of the impact.