Sentence examples for conduct a session on from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday Anne Saxelby will conduct a session on American favorites; on Oct. 12, the cheeses of Washington County, N.Y., will be covered; on Oct. 18, it will be the cheeses of Jasper Hill, Vt . and on Oct. 25, there will be a tasting of raclette with cheeses from Spring Brook Farm in Vermont.

Using "participatory action research" methodologies, two Children First facilitators who received training under UNICEF's "Right to Know" adolescent project, conduct a session on Child Rights with a group of 10 to 13 year olds.

Sugandha is conducting a session on raising awareness about the perils of child marriage among a group of schoolgirls.

Jones conducted a session on Tuesday with the 10 squad players not involved in his match-day 23 and estimates there is already a difference in fitness between them and those who have spent longer under his more intense regime.

The NORA RHRT conducted a session on MSDS communication at the 2005 Society of Toxicology Meeting to help improve reproductive hazard communication.

Today was the day on which the country had braced for the worst under Hindu hard-liners' threats to conduct a prayer session on land where they had already torn down a 16th-century mosque.

Commissioner Roger Goodell said the investigation revealed "unprofessional conduct," but noted that the Jets worked quickly to correct the situation, including Johnson's apology to Sainz and the decision to set up a session on workplace conduct.

Writer went to Skytop room & heard the end of a session on distemper conducted by Dr. Hadley C. Stephenson.

Thus, in September 2004 a session on iodized salt was conducted simultaneously in all of the country's schools for students of grades 1st through 7th.

They had coincidentally been conducting a training session on handling shooters in buildings, though none like this one.

Before data collection, we conducted a training session on research ethics, recruitment strategy and basics on HIV, HEP and STI as well as a community mapping to identify potential recruitment sites (e.g. churches, Afro shops, stores, cultural and sport events).