thrash out
Verb
Meaning
discuss vehemently in order to reach a solution or an agreement
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The leaders of the various Middle Eastern countries are trying to hammer out a peace agreement
The EU and Britain will use the period to thrash out how they work together in the future on trade, human movement, security, data sharing and all sorts of other really tricky issues.
European leaders warned Friday that the future of their union was at stake as they embarked on a summit to thrash out the terms of a huge post-coronavirus economic rescue plan.
But while countries thrash out the next steps on climate action, small island states continue to live with the uncertainties of a changing climate today.
Hailemariam made his announcement after the ruling coalition concluded a weeks-long meeting meant to thrash out policies to address grievances.
On Sunday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington still wants to work with Europe to counter Iran's "malign behavior" and was working hard to thrash out a more wide-ranging deal with its European partners.