Sentence examples for discussed actions from inspiring English sources
I asked the Republican congressman if he believed that Flynn did anything illegal in the phone call, in which Flynn discussed actions taken the same day by the Obama Administration.
He says the electronic documents show insurance execs openly discussed actions that were aimed at maximizing Marsh's revenue and insurance companies' revenue with no regard to clients' interests.
Besides the mainly discussed actions (forwarding, rewriting and discarding), the improper use of other actions can also allow a malicious controller to disrupt the operation of other virtual networks.
All those present gave their feedback on the draft assessment and discussed actions for improving contributions and interaction.
The data collection forms were completed immediately following the patient encounter and included patient and visit characteristics, such as primary reason for visit, topics discussed, actions taken, degree of complexity as well as diagnosis and ICD-9 codes.
Tony West, the acting associate attorney general, said he would not discuss actions against other ratings agencies.
Mr. Zywicki said he met several times with the Phrygians, an all-male secret society, but did not discuss actions against the administration.
"Nothing the Turks have done to date should be considered a surprise," said an American military officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was discussing actions of a sovereign ally.
Sources asking to remain anonymous say that Breuer has held internal meetings with top managers to discuss actions Deutsche Bank might take should a hostile action develop.
SAN FRANCISCO University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), postdocs gathered Monday, in Genentech Hall on the UCSF campus, to discuss actions they could propose to the administration to improve the postdoc experience.
When discussing actions, Weber observes: "Very frequently, the 'world images' that have been created by 'ideas' have, like switchman, determined the tracks along which action has been pushed by the dynamics of interests" (Weber 1978, 280).
