Aides say the train is time-efficient, allowing him to conduct round-table meetings during what would normally be dead-time travelling.
After round one revision, we conducted round two.
Currently he is also a Visiting Scholar at the University of Michigan and has conducted a round table at the University of Dayton.
But when I act like an idiot, I get a police record?" Lohan also conducted the round table and interviewed "Orphan Black" star Dylan Bruce.
Garcetti conducted a round table with more than a dozen chambers of commerce, including groups that represent Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood, Venice, Lincoln Heights, Harbor Gateway and Historic Filipinotown, asking for ideas about ways to make the city more business friendly.
In November 2013, organizers of the Indian Cancer Congress (a joint meeting of four of the largest oncology associations in India) invited a panel with mixed expertise including epidemiology, surgical oncology, health economics, environmental science, and health systems to conduct a round table meeting on strategies for cancer prevention in India, with a special focus on non-tobacco risk factors.
It is expected that tour participants will conduct a round table discussion with other Mejlis members and media on the outcomes of the visit to Sweden as well as will explore the opportunities to establish the parliamentary child's rights monitoring system In Turkmenistan.
The Campaign for Young America is in the midst of a 21-state bus tour that is set to conduct 100 round tables with young people, Occupy Wall Street protesters, community leaders and entrepreneurs.
Mr. Madrigale's tastings are conducted at a round table seating up to 14 people with a hollow center where he pours six to eight wines paired with small plates of food, including the restaurant's house-made charcuterie.
The FSEP item writing process is presently conducted using a round table audit of each newly constructed item.
After reading the article, students conduct a round-table discussion on the topic of student violence in schools.
