Sentence examples for discussing key issues from inspiring English sources
After discussing key issues of concern about Israel, Klein said he was convinced that Greenblatt "cares deeply about Israel", and he passed along his perceptions to Adelson.
He was one of a small group of political and business leaders discussing key issues and future trends in American politics.
Run-up to COP15 Using 'Unite for Climate' – UNICEF's social network for young people interested in the environment and climate change – delegates are discussing key issues and concerns and collaborating on shared recommendations for world leaders in the run-up to this year's United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15).
The use of workshops to discuss key issues is a useful means of not only instigating discussion but also leads to trust and 'buy in' from the participants.
The subject has also dominated the annual Arvamusfestival – an outdoor picnic in which Estonian political party leaders meet with the public to discuss key issues affecting the country.
If there is a quibble to be made it is that Mr. Crystal occasionally seems to exceed his own speed limit and discuss key issues too quickly.
The cardinals had been summoned by Pope Benedict XVI to discuss key issues facing the church on the eve of his elevating new cardinals on Saturday.
Left faction-aligned delegates, union representatives and activists met in Sydney on Saturday and Sunday to discuss key issues ahead of the national conference, which will take place in Melbourne from 24 to 26 July.
That is not likely to be highly detailed, but needs to give negotiators time to discuss key issues such as the form of a new agreement and the technicalities of writing it.
The university reckons that the boy band's reunion "offers an excellent opportunity for scholars from a range of academic disciplines to discuss key issues arising from this contemporary popular music phenomenon".
The museum's comprehensive displays use the latest visual and computer technology to discuss key issues in Poland's Jewish story – cooperation, persecution, conflict, autonomy, integration, assimilation and survival.
