Sentence examples for Representative meetings from inspiring English sources

Ministers have usually had their own meetings together, and in most yearly meetings executive responsibility had been taken by a meeting like the Meeting for Sufferings in London (these are also called Representative meetings or committees or Permanent boards).

Results of a survey with regard to communication between organisers and students (e.g. via WebCT, group representative meetings with the year co-ordinator, facilitators in small group sessions, etc)., indicates that the majority of students in Curriculum 2001 were satisfied that they received adequate and regular information.

Council of Arles, (ad 314), the first representative meeting of Christian bishops in the Western Roman Empire.

Ms. Giffords was engaging in the most fundamental act of a representative: meeting with her constituents to hear their concerns.

Doctors who fear health secretary Andrew Lansley's radical restructuring will destroy the NHS in England plan to propose motions censuring the BMA leadership at the union's special representative meeting (SRM) – in effect an emergency meeting – on 15 March.

No vote needed to be taken at the BMA's annual representative meeting in Edinburgh because antipathy towards Hunt – who has made a succession of speeches lambasting standards of care and NHS staff, including GPs and nurses – was so widespread.

On Tuesday a special representative meeting will take place again – this time to consider its position in relation to Andrew Lansley's plan to take the internal market of that era several stages further and prepare the NHS for privatisation.

The growing public concern will be revealed by Dr Mark Porter, leader of the British Medical Association, who will tell his annual representative meeting in Bournemouth on Monday that the government is "trying to keep the health service running on nothing but fumes".

For the BMA it was the first 'special representative meeting' since 2011 when it summoned grassroots members at the height of the fraught debate over the Health & Social Care Act.

This was easily the most representative meeting on fisheries ever held in Canada.

Activities like receptions with company representatives, meetings with Duke alumni, city tours, museum visits, hikes, and local entertainment expand your understanding and appreciation of the area you're visiting.