Sentence examples for discussing services from inspiring English sources

Cantor Broden said he does much of his congregational work from the club, discussing services with the rabbi on the phone and communicating with the choir members and the organist by e-mail.

The idea that normally helpful caches could be turned against their owners came to Dr. Felten this spring at a conference when he was discussing services like Zero Knowledge Freedom that promise users anonymity by bouncing their Web requests through an overlay of computers.

One participant (A5), who worked part time and at times was the only physiotherapist, highlighted a number of 'distributive criteria' when discussing service priority decisions.

A scoping review of the literature was performed focussing on theoretical frameworks and core competencies for global health education and a Medline review (2000-2010) on published reports discussing service learning and mentorship as core components for global health education.

Alice Springs service providers were meeting on Wednesday evening to discuss services and child safety in the town.

On Tuesday the NT chief minister, Adam Giles, announced a closed meeting of government agencies on Friday to discuss services and law enforcement and conduct an audit of non-government and third party service delivery in the town camps of Alice Springs and Tennant Creek.

Of the 355 respondents who had sought help for at least one of their concerns, 87% (308) connected with care and were able to discuss services that they had received over the past three months.

The authority said it had held occasional hearings in the past to discuss service increases, including one in 2007 to discuss the extension of the S55 and another in 1991 for a new bus route, the M60.

Generally, the assessment expert starts from the particular service area to discuss service progress so as to evaluate the understanding and effect of service from the social workers' perspectives.

Besides funding, participants also discussed service standards, the role that non-government crisis centres play in the referral system and in preventing domestic violence, and stronger local and regional cooperation between Central Asia's domestic violence crisis centres.

We review the evidence around these themes, as well as discuss service pathways and referral routes used by some services in England and internationally.