The phrase "asking group" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where a group is soliciting information or opinions, but it is not a commonly recognized term.
Example: "The asking group was eager to gather feedback from the participants."
Alternatives: "inquiry group" or "questioning team".
Group or G-Strings Forever yahoo group and asking group members whether anyone has taken classes with your potential instructor.
If so that would explain this further evidence of a more positive pivot, a mission statement asking group members to cull the most interesting parts of the WikiLeaks cables and republish — An action which, granted, does spread more awareness than the firing of a LOIC cannon.
Participants were recruited by asking the head of the group to forward an invitation email to all of the group members; this was followed up by asking group members in person if they would be interested in participating.
Various strategies were used to recruit non-attendees such as asking group members and course leaders to pass on recruitment packs, writing to non-attendees via the course leader and repeating the visit when there were a large number of non-attendees.
When delivering information or asking group members to solve specific problems, develop informational handouts that they may refer to during the group session.
You're asking groups of people to change who were brought together by their resistance to change.
The site makes it easy to carry on a casual conversation or ask group questions.
When making a new hire, Manchester and Handelsman both ask group members or other colleagues to meet with candidates.
The Huffington Post asked group members about their thoughts on recent events in Mexico.
Lifeguard attacked at Venice Pier had asked group to stop smoking, supervisor says.
At the end of each FG, the moderator summarized the main points of the discussion and asked group participants to confirm and/or modify this summary [ 18, 19].
