Sentence examples for discussing material from inspiring English sources

The course is thematic: you will explore different topics and themes (current affairs, social issues, etc). by reading, listening, and discussing material, and then write essays about that material.

After a hearing that lasted an hour, the court accepted prosecutors' arguments that Mr. Danilov's defense lawyers had tainted a 12-member jury in the Krasnoyarsk region by, among other things, discussing material that had not been accepted as evidence in court.

Each session is 150 minutes, of which I propose to spend approximately 45-60 minutes presenting and discussing what is in the reading for that week, followed by 45-60 minutes presenting and discussing material that is not in or is preparatory for the readings, with 30-60 minutes left over for extra discussion, review of project work, and/or a guest lecturer.

Trigger warnings are short statements used prior to discussing material about sensitive subjects that may bring up personal trauma.

Trainers Nino Japiashvili and Zviad Koridze spent four days with each media organization, discussing materials on children that had already been prepared, ethical dilemmas identified in the working process and planning for new stories.

If you can reach this standard, provided you also materially participate in the rental activity (we discussed material participation in Part 2), the resulting income or loss will be classified as nonpassive rather than passive.

Students present and discuss material from books or journals.

In an approximately two-hour meeting Thiokol engineering personnel presented and discussed material related to their concerns.

Instead, readings, videos, audios, tutorials and other out-of-class exercises prepare students for coming to class to discuss material they learn on their own.

They met with John Palfrey, Professor and Vice Dean, Library and Information Resources to discuss material exchange between the Harvard Law School Library and the Supreme Court Library of Korea (SCLK).

The article refers to information on the public domain and does not discuss material held in confidence by any of the stakeholders.