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" The brief respite the people have enjoyed since the ceasefire will come to nought if fighting is allowed to resume - the international community has a responsibility to help the Ugandan government to protect the civilians from a possible return of violence and needs to inject all its diplomatic energy to persuade both parties to continue talking and come to a just and sustainable settlement , " added Mr. Carvalho . I also do n't like talking about " formal methods " because I think that what is needed is something old , mathematics , not something new ( . " I do n't like talking about the contract because we're in camp . The two sides did announce that they were making progress on achieving an agreement and would continue talking . This diagnostic is neither original nor new , since the shelves of the United Nations are replete with proposals and initiatives for reform that have languished in the labyrinth of the bureaucracy , because they are no longer priority issues , because they have been victims of political inaction or because they merely served to score talking points , without operational consequences . They do n't like talking about my cancer . I do n't like talking about anything other than that , anything personal , because really it 's about our football team . These responses will encourage the subject to continue talking and gradually relinquish more control of the situation to the negotiator . It is easier to get talking to people in a classroom or lab environment than it is in lectures . " You may have heard , " she continued , " that we have gotten Wells-Fargo to get talking ATMs . Even if you do contribute , volunteering will ensure you do n't depend on semi-formal introductions to get talking to people . That officer then asked defendant whether he wanted to continue talking to the police and defendant agreed to do so without having had the benefit of counsel .