| A greater level of dialogue will have to take place to hammer out these issues. |
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| Ideally, the parties would sit down together again to try to hammer out an agreement as soon as possible. |
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| It was quite an accomplishment to bring everyone to the table and hammer out a consensus. |
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| And beyond that, Arts Electronica wants to hammer out practical, workable rules to govern this new reality. |
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| Premier Okalik has stated that his goal and desire is to hammer out a devolution transfer agreement during his current mandate. |
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| We were trying to hammer out some broad-brush themes so that people in the Department would know what my priorities were as Minister. |
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| The institutions hitherto responsible for debt crisis management should be called on to hammer out the necessary reforms. |
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| Heads of state hammer out Greece rescue mechanism but do not give a precise figure. |
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| We're excited about the potential in this market and we've already arranged a follow-up meeting with this retailer to hammer out more details. |
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| If it is to allow diverse citizens to hammer out a common way of life, this state cannot rest upon traditional bases of loyalty such as kinship or creed. |
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| White said the optics won't be good for CSC employees who were irked their chief was globe trotting while guards struggled to hammer out a new contract. |
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| Two years after the flood, my lawyer managed to hammer out a settlement with my insurance company over the damages. |
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| With a strike deadline looming for Parks workers, the PSAC will be returning to the negotiating table tomorrow and Thursday to push for closing the wage gap and to try and hammer out a deal. |
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| In a bid to secure consensus between key stakeholders and to hammer out EU measures to combat the unprecedented aviation sector crisis, the EESC will hold a conference on 26 October. |
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| With civil war looming, the magnates of the realm met in council to hammer out a compromise. |
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| The pressure to hammer out a viable plan is intense. |
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| Now leaders have a week to hammer out a consensus. |
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| What we will have to hammer out is whether that can be achieved through vehicle technology alone or whether we want to avail ourselves of, for example, proportionate incorporation of biofuels as a means towards that end. |
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| If employers want their company to remain productive, they will sit down with employees and the union and hammer out an agreement that is fair for everyone. |
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| It is now up to us to hammer out a French equivalent as soon as possible. |
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| That is why all of us must shoulder the responsibility to hammer out bolder and more effective measures to achieve the targets set in the 2001 Declaration of Commitment. |
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| The states and the federal government are now desperately trying to hammer out a national approach to planning and insurance laws to limit such a disaster. |
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| This effectively changed the UMCC into a Work Force Adjustment Committee which met bi-weekly to hammer out communiqués, details of transfer and to resolve outstanding issues. |
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| One was to hammer out wrought iron into plates and cut or slit the plates. |
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| So the United Nations is trying to hammer out an agreement under which governments would be compensated for managing their countries' forests to maximize carbon sequestration. |
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