Sentence examples for alternative gathering from inspiring English sources

Ayodi, along with a team of people from the NGO Franciscans International, has been attending the People's summit, the alternative gathering to the UN conference on sustainable development, taking place about an hour's drive away (on a good day).

Ms. Sarandon, who had just addressed the alternative gathering known as the shadow convention in the chaotic, humid gloom of Patriotic Hall, had come up here to the fourth-floor press room to be interviewed by Mr. Hoffman.

Unlike the majority of the world, who will be focusing on the inescapable sporting events in the custom built stadiums and venues, we will instead be looking to capture, map and make sense of the alternative gathering sites of London 2012: the live and celebration sites.

We have already seen the beginning splinters of market products for GPS-enabled cruising: Scruff is an alternative gathering space for those who find Grindr offputting.

Limiting the density of fast-food restaurants through regulation may have unanticipated negative outcomes related to older adult health and well-being if alternative gathering spots are not developed.

Both had disturbing ramifications for almost all kinds of protests and alternative gatherings, and were clearly ramped up after the government failed to secure convictions after the Battle of the Beanfield using an ancient charge of "unlawful assembly".

Dr. John E. McArdle, the foundation's director, said he was attracted by the requirement the law lays on researchers to consider alternative ways of gathering their information.

A certain amount of the reported data may thus not be representative, but alternative methods of gathering information in such a context are difficult, laborious and not practicable.

Of course, that's not quite as elegant a solution as simply wearing a watch, but at least it will give more serious athletes and other quantified self enthusiasts an alternative means of gathering this data.

If these students no longer smoke waterpipes, they would need to find alternative venues for gathering.

14 15 Qualitative techniques, such as focus groups, offer an alternative method of gathering information about what a patient thinks and how they think or why they may hold a particular view.