Sentence examples for attending to discuss from inspiring English sources

When a court hearing was postponed, there was a meeting in town, with the mayor and the sheriff attending, to discuss Mr. McElroy.

This method encourages those attending to discuss their thoughts and experiences of joining Coursera courses.

About 75 people attended to discuss how the Christian tradition could help them ponder such issues as stem cell research, he said.

I have lost count of the meetings I have attended to discuss the Cultural Olympiad, the showcase of British arts and culture planned to run alongside the 2012 Olympic Games.

Health ministers from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia and Ecuador are expected to attend to discuss how to bolster the region's response to the Ebola crisis.

EvoS has been designed to be a campus-wide seminar that both students and faculty are able to attend to discuss a variety of evolutionarily oriented themes spanning several disciplines (Wilson et al. 2009).

At the Toronto International Film Festival, which Franco attended to discuss his new Gus Van Sant-inspired art installation, the James-of-all-trades reportedly spotted a girl in the crowd wearing a homemade Franco T-shirt.

Even more unusual, in fact unique in my experience, was the meeting my publishers had me attend to discuss my book with the distributors, which included at least twenty different booksellers.

Participants were recruited using a range of strategies: posters inviting HCPs to take part were displayed in various locations within the maternity unit and NNU; HCP meetings were attended to discuss the study and information leaflets were distributed in the delivery suite and NNU.

GPs are in a unique position to manage holistic care, but registrars may benefit from formally attending to and discussing physical, psychiatric and psychosocial formulations of illness separately in these cases, to minimise the risk that significant illness is overlooked.

They are proud of having developed a workable bomb and built their own reactors, despite sanctions that prevented them from importing technology or from attending conferences to discuss isotopes.