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1. All four dissenters spoke in the closed-door party session.

2. There have been enough closed-door meetings around here lately.

3. But closed-door negotiations have yielded little more than words.

4. He devoted most of his remarks in the closed-door session to offering his version of events in the ethics case against him.

5. Leaders gather in closed-door cabals and carry on regardless of what their citizens think.

6. In closed-door sessions with House Republicans, Gingrich blamed his ethics problems on a Democratic political vendetta.

7. Has your boss been in more closed-door meetings?

8. Last week, the FCC abruptly called off closed-door talks with industry lobbyists that were aimed at reaching a compromise on net neutrality.

9. The two presidents met in a closed-door session and then spoke to reporters before going to a working lunch.

10. The announcement followed a closed-door briefing for NATO foreign ministers by Secretary Clinton on the new Afghan strategy announced by President Barack Obama earlier this week.

11. The closed-door session is likely to include discussions of relations with Pakistan and negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban.

12. But the closed-door consultations did not produce a clear and unified response.

13. Anytime he'd see a closed-door discussion happening(sentencedict.com), he'd sit in for three minutes.

14. Statements released at the end of closed-door Communist Party meetings are usually vague and intended to set the tone of reforms rather than explain key decisions.

15. He also said his 20-minute closed-door meeting with President Hu before the semipublic photo opportunity had been cordial.

16. Dodd, whose committee is holding closed-door negotiations among members over a financial regulation bill, met with the president as Massachusetts voters went to the polls.

17. When Fisher got back she called Fontaine for a closed-door session.

18. He had not demurred when Helms raised the matter before the closed-door meeting.

19. With the auction system, gone for ever will be the closed-door deals with local politicos.

20. The smaller G7 grouping of advanced economies holds a closed-door dinner later on Friday.

21. Prime Minister Olmert's spokesman, Mark Regev, told VOA after Wednesday's closed-door meeting Cabinet members approved a number of prisoners that could be exchanged for the safe release of Shalit.

22. Vice President Joe Biden was expected to deliver remarks at a second day of closed-door meetings today.

23. Clinton and U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates discussed the Afghan conflict in closed-door talks in Brussels with NATO colleagues.

24. State Senate Republicans today proposed a cooling-off period in the debate over casino gambling, aiming to shed light on a process that has so far been marked by closed-door negotiations.

24. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

25. The meeting of world leaders in Korea kicked off in earnest Thursday evening with a dinner and closed-door meetings focused in part on disputes over currency valuations and trade imbalances.

26. The Iranian leader arrived in the afternoon and went to the People's Palace in Damascus, where he was given a red-carpet welcome by President Assad followed by a closed-door meeting.

27. Both men are scheduled to brief reporters in Beijing on the closed-door dinner on Thursday.

28. Jurors provide the climax to most trials when they announce the verdict, but that result rarely sheds light on whatever drama might have been involved in the closed-door deliberations.

29. The top bankers were brought into camp at the outset; as early as February, 1911, Aldrich organized a closed-door conference of twenty-three leading bankers at Atlantic City.

30. Buffett, along with Microsoft founder Bill Gates, also held a closed-door meeting with about 70 of India's richest men for what was termed a "giving discussion.