North Korea will inevitably be a major point of discussion.
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Another point of discussion was how to divide the take.
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The next scene, the dogs are the main point of discussion.
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This is not a controversy so much as a point of discussion.
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Encounters "The masks exist as a point of discussion," Mr. Peck said.
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Brexit was a key point of discussion during the meeting of policymakers.
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"Fake news" was a heated point of discussion after last year's presidential election.
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The first point of discussion: What is it that Lil Uzi Vert does?
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Besides, another point of discussion is the mutual opening up of various markets.
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The U.S.-led coalition said a possible Turkish role remained a point of discussion.
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Yet, the humanitarian side of this confrontation is rarely a focal point of discussion.
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Another point of discussion Wednesday will likely be the performance of U.S. markets in general.
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The issue has been a frequent point of discussion in PG&E's criminal probation proceedings.
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U.S. officials are reportedly characterizing the idea as "a point of discussion," not a formal proposal.
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That's' sort of how 'Star Trek' became an important philosophical point of discussion in our family.
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Given his comparatively modest results, Spieth's burnout-inducing global schedule has been a major point of discussion.
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CNN said U.S. officials are characterizing the idea as "a point of discussion," not a formal proposal.
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Another point of discussion was the current legal battle over board control between Mr. Kalanick and Benchmark.
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It served as a point of discussion for a group brainstorming session, along with a Pinterest board.
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The climate facing older performers in general, and actresses in particular, has been a long point of discussion.
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Yeah. I mean, we want them to, I think all carmakers... This isn't even a point of discussion.
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Dorrian said a possible role for Turkey "remains a point of discussion at military leadership and diplomatic levels".
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Expect it to be a point of discussion given Abedin's relationship to Hillary Clinton and their similar experiences.
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The ads policy was a major point of discussion at a congressional hearing last week where Zuckerberg testified.
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In truth, few people seem to think so, to the point where it's barely a point of discussion.
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His less-chiseled body type was not even a point of discussion on the show, and it shouldn't be.
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Yes, the well-established "security skills gap" will be a hot point of discussion at this year's RSA Conference.
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Back home, lower revenue collection by the government from GST was the focal point of discussion during the week.
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The false news issues at the company have been a major point of discussion since last fall's presidential election.
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"The masks exist as a point of discussion for people to add their own take on them," he said.
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As the panel went on, the role and importance of a public audience became a focal point of discussion.
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The $100 price different will still be a point of discussion for gamers interested in both Microsoft and Sony's consoles.
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The entrance of new streaming players like Apple and Disney were a point of discussion in Netflix's shareholder letter recently.
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Yet, Tom Cruise's performance in Valkyrie has, for some reason, popped up again on Twitter as a point of discussion.
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In the subreddit /r/pics, bridges of all shapes, sizes and purposes have become a point of discussion and hilarity.
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Hardware is hard, they say, and that's why hardware will be a point of discussion at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2017.
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But he swiped at the former vice president, whose age has been a point of discussion since last week's Democratic debate.
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I chose "The Interview" as a topic because it felt a bit awkward talking into my phone with no point of discussion.
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In recent years, tighter gun legislation has become a major point of discussion, with some states taking matters into their own hands.
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Coalition spokesman Colonel John Dorrian told Reuters a possible Turkish role remained "a point of discussion at military leadership and diplomatic levels".
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"... Do we have enough assets to buy, and this is a point of discussion that we are just now underway," Nowotny said.
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US officials are characterizing the concept of deploying ground troops as a point of discussion, stopping short of saying it's a formal proposal.
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The tweets were a center point of discussion at a Trump rally in Greenville, North Carolina, when Trump specifically mentioned the four lawmakers.
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For food companies, the deal highlighted the need to invest in e-commerce, a topic that has become a main point of discussion.
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"Ultimately OPEC is viewing it as a point of discussion in terms of whether or not they look to extend cuts," Headrick said.
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The prospect of delaying the two sessions in response to the coronavirus has been a point of discussion among China watchers for weeks.
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Trump was previously scheduled to travel to Poland in late August, where the waiver program was expected to be a point of discussion.
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Lowe's religious beliefs weren't marketed as central to the season, though his decision to remain celibate until marriage was often a point of discussion.
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Thiel's exploration, though, highlights a frequent point of discussion among conservative media executives — that there is room to flank Fox News from the right.
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Avicii also proudly showed off Liam's new tricks, and his furry friend was often a point of discussion on social media with his fans.
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A frequent point of discussion on our podcast, MashTalk, has been about the headphone jack and where all of us are in facing reality.
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On Syria -- another key point of discussion -- Trump only signaled that the US, Russia and Israel would be working on a deal regarding Syria.
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But of course, Caffrey points out that uncertainty around Trump's policies are still a point of discussion and something for the markets to watch.
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U.S. officials have expressed support for an election but without Maduro as a candidate, which may be a point of discussion, two of the sources said.
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That tension — between HBO's identity as a place for carefully crafted series and AT&T's ambitions — was a point of discussion at the Porter House party.
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"So far I haven't heard anything that is earthshaking, something that hasn't been out there as a point of discussion before," Murkowski told the Anchorage Daily News.
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In fact, student loans are such a hot topic right now that they are a frequent, if not focal, point of discussion in the 2016 presidential primary debates.
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Talks about NAFTA rules of origin will be a "very important" point of discussion between the two countries now that Trump is in office, a Mexican official said.
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Technology has always been a key point of discussion at Davos and this year won't be any exception, with 5G technology being a crucial part of the debate.
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The site has already become popular with Republican groups and visiting dignitaries, and a point of discussion among Democrats who say such bookings present a conflict of interest.
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These outcomes may also be achieved at a substantially lower cost, a central point of discussion for virtually all insurance debates, including those around universal and subsidized health care.
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A significant point of discussion amid the Comey Twitter din was the eerie similarity between Trump's treatment of Comey and the harassment and abuse of women by predatory men.
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This became a major point of discussion after the Paris and San Bernardino attacks; the former appears to have been coordinated directly by ISIS and the latter merely inspired.
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Rather than an abrupt move up in USDCNY with fears of a subsequent large move lurking, this move is more orderly and has been a point of discussion for long.
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Sherman also says that parents have been asking the company to add features that help children learn manners, which has been a point of discussion around interacting with virtual assistants.
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But for some celebrity couples, the challenges of maintaining a solid relationship amid tabloid rumors only makes their bond stronger — especially if their age differences become a point of discussion.
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An onion service for Wikipedia has been a point of discussion in the Wikipedia community for a while, but Muffett seems to be the first person to actually create one.
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How closely each adaptation sticks to the text will almost certainly be a point of discussion, if the ongoing arguments over the Harry Potter books versus movies are any indication.
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At 22, she was the show's youngest contestant, and her 14-year difference with the bachelor, Mr. Luyendyk, has been a prominent point of discussion among fans and fellow contestants.
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Trump described the nature of his July 25 talk with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as "largely congratulatory" and focused on corruption before suggesting the Bidens were a point of discussion.
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Republican and Democratic senators will gather behind closed doors on Tuesday for their weekly party lunches, and the vacant Supreme Court seat is likely to be a main point of discussion.
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The minister said remittances have not been a point of discussion so far with the Trump team, while talk of making organized crime pay for a wall is a positive sign.
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Michael's sexuality became even more of a point of discussion in 1998, when he was arrested for engaging in a "lewd act" in a public restroom at a Beverly Hills park.
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With the issues plaguing the science field—its persistent gender imbalance and a pattern of gender and race-based harassment—these scandals became a big point of discussion in the scientific community.
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A few times a day, I post articles as a point of discussion, and then the group, which now numbers over 21000,22017, discusses those articles — and the topics therein — in the comments.
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" Kardashian West and West have been plagued with rumors after a trying few months, but a source close to the couple told PEOPLE that "splitting is not even a point of discussion.
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How it compares to Sony's existing PlayStation 73 Pro, and what it means for console gaming in the graphics and performance department, will a big point of discussion at E27 this year.
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The fires are likely to be a point of discussion for lawmakers returning to Washington on Tuesday for the first time since Democrats retook control of the House in the midterm elections.
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"But the records' existence shows, for the first time, that questions about Whitaker's potential control over an investigation that implicates President Trump are a point of discussion within the Justice Department," the Post said.
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A third option that has been a point of discussion in the aftermath of almost every crisis since the South Sea Bubble in the 85033th century, which is supervision through structural measures and reforms.
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Obama noted that reforming the Toxic Substances Control Act of 85033 (TSCA) was a significant point of discussion when he was a senator on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee 10 years ago.
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No wonder this challenge has become a major point of discussion among Muslim scholars in the past few decades, particularly as increasing numbers of Muslims have migrated to northern countries like Norway and Sweden.
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Obama noted that reforming the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 (TSCA) was a significant point of discussion when he was a senator on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee 10 years ago.
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"Amazon funding Breitbart has been a point of discussion for employees continuously for many months both on email lists and in person, as well as with our neighbors, friends and family," the email said.
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The whole point of discussion drafts, hearings, and debate are to draw out the problems in a bill — to find the kinks that any first version of legislation inevitably have, and make those better.
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Although Kardashian West's robbery in October was an "added stress" to their relationship, the source says that "splitting is not even a point of discussion" between the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and musician.
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Although Kardashian West's robbery in October was an "added stress" to their relationship, the source said that "splitting is not even a point of discussion" between the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and musician.
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Though he has consistently protested to the contrary, there are many who remember the gesture as deliberately crass and provocative, while the antisemitic overtones of the incident are a point of discussion to this day.
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Regardless of the viral photo in question, the mysterious photographer who snapped and posted it, or Trump's denial of its legitimacy, the 45th commander-in-chief's skin tone has been a point of discussion for years.
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Still, with the number of post-mortem CTE diagnoses this high among former NFL players, the study will certainly become a central point of discussion among the parties in the NFL dealing with this ongoing issue.
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Now that the first signs of fall have begun to envelop autumnal diehards like the comforting embrace of a wool pullover, an annual point of discussion has arisen for many: What are the best fall movies?
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Access to public bathrooms has become a serious point of discussion in the battle for gender inclusivity, especially after North Carolina passed a House Bill 20133 state law that legally restricted bathroom usage for transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
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Last week, OnePlus announced that it was working on a 5G phone for launch as early as the first half of next year, and today, this upcoming 43G phone was a point of discussion during the 6T launch event.
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"A key point of discussion at this conference and a key opportunity but also a challenge is investing in long-term assets, which include private assets, private equity, private credit," Patel told Reuters at a SWF conference in Kazakhstan.
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Such a measure is bound to unsettle Chinese banks and is expected to be a point of discussion when Secretary of State John Kerry and Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew meet with their Chinese counterparts in Beijing early next week.
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The fiery exchanges represent an escalation of the war of words against Silicon Valley among the field of 2020 presidential contenders, marking the first time in months of Democratic debates that tech criticism has emerged as a major point of discussion.
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The other issue he raises as being a point of discussion and concern for child psychologists is the extent to which extensive use of social media might be a problem by taking children away from other activities that may be more valuable.
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Yet closing the "gun show loophole" has become a major point of discussion for the 2016 Democratic presidential candidates, and in the wake of recent events, it wouldn't be surprising if gun control laws are discussed at the upcoming GOP and Democratic debates.
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Trump, the G-7 and the absence of American leadership The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda MORE called the situation in Brazil an "international crisis" and vowed to make it a priority point of discussion.
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" The couple's marriage has been the topic of conversation since the reality star's Paris robbery and the Grammy winner's recent hospitalization for exhaustion, but a source close to the couple revealed to PEOPLE last week that "splitting is not even a point of discussion.
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The topic was a main point of discussion in three days of meetings between the pope and a group of nine cardinals from the around the world who gather four times a year at the Vatican to discuss reform, Church finances and other issues.
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Republican senators say the idea of using a national emergency to construct the wall along the southern border was mentioned during the closed-door meeting with Trump at the Capitol, which lasted more than an hour, but indicated it wasn't a significant point of discussion.
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"Given that contracts for the 2021 extension to Help to Buy are being reviewed shortly, which overall is a great scheme helping hundreds of thousands of people into home ownership, it would be surprising if Persimmon's approach wasn't a point of discussion," the source said.
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As the United States steps up its military campaign after battlefield successes by Western-backed forces in Iraq and Syria, one point of discussion may be how the gulf states can help thwart the expansion of the Islamic State in Europe, Libya and Afghanistan.
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Perhaps what was most telling of the times, and what continues to be a point of discussion about the case today, is that most of the headlines sensationalized the actual act of cutting off the penis—but not the alleged abuse and violence that likely caused it.
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Top tech leaders including Apple CEO Tim Cook, Tesla Motors and SpaceX chief Elon Musk and Google co-founder Larry Page, all met top GOP members at the super-secretive American Enterprise Institute's annual World Forum, where Trump was the main point of discussion, according to the news site's anonymous sources.
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"Because he's been so effective at gridlock, he's been a big part of driving the conversation on changing the way that Washington works that you're seeing play out in the presidential primary," the aide said, noting that McConnell and his tactics were a prominent point of discussion in the first Democratic presidential debate.
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The intricacies of Metal Wolf Chaos' giant robot mechanics are a less pressing point of discussion than the fact that this is a game where you play the president of the United States and pilot a mech to fight back against a coup d'etat led by, of all people, the vice president.
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"I think you know the health of Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be a point of discussion going into the 2020 elections, but I don't think people are going to the ballot box on Election Day thinking whether or not Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be alive," former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said in an interview.
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But should President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE veto the next omnibus spending bill, it will likely be a point of discussion in the McConnell household.
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The first indication that North Korea was willing to talk about releasing the three prisoners came in March when it raised the possibility of meeting with Mr. Pompeo about the presidential meeting and indicated that the detainees could be a point of discussion during his visit, according to White House officials, who insisted on anonymity to provide an account of internal discussions.
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"This would seem to be a moment of necessary introspection for the sport," David Andrews, a sports sociologist at Maryland, said in an email, "but as with the gun violence issue in this country more generally, my feeling is that Jordan McNair's senseless death will be a brief point of discussion, largely forgotten by the general public once the football season/industry gets in full swing."
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The announcement comes the same day that Pelosi said she will finally send the Senate the House-passed articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE, which will no doubt be a primary point of discussion on the political talk show.
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