Sentence examples for a range of discussions with from inspiring English sources

Some 450 registrants gathered for a range of discussions with such titles as "Beating Amazon With Inspiration-Based Commerce? Inspiration-Based Commerce

The preparation of documents such as Emergency Care Plans (ECP) outlining parents' wishes for further interventions should their child survive longer than expected following withdrawal of LST and documented 'Do Not Attempt Resuscitation' (DNAR) orders for some children suggested a range of discussions with parents.

Once it was rejected by the UK, the second time it was rejected by us - maybe third time lucky?" Responding to Mr Dastis's comments, a spokesman for the UK government said: "We are having a wide range of discussions with member states, including Spain, about our departure from the EU, including the practical implications for Gibraltar.

Judging from a wide range of discussions with West Bank Palestinian high school students and teachers, as well as with college students and professors, two themes in the thinking of this new Palestinian generation are striking.

"As part of this review, we have pursued a wide range of discussions with potential partners," Bostock said in the letter.

The basic principle of this tool is the self-reporting of degrees of conversation with a range of specific discussion partners.

The tool consists of five items that cover personal and professional social networks, and its basic principle is the self-reporting of degrees of conversation, with a range of specific discussion partners.

Such partnerships have ensured that the authors could hear (and sometimes also participate in) a wide range of discussions and opinions about approaches to development, with a special focus on the high grassland regions of the province.

The Foreign Office earlier said it was having "a full and frank discussion on a range of issues" with Bahrain's government.

Oxford University has launched a range of free podcasts featuring discussions with interviewing professors at its colleges to prepare the 10,000 students who have a date with a college tutor in December in an attempt to rival the private courses.

Throughout the visit the evaluator conducted 31 interviews with a range of individuals, 4 focus group discussions with a total of about 20 people, and several meetings with hospital and clinic staff during field trips in Somaliland.