Sentence examples for discussing the contents of from inspiring English sources

On the tape, Detective Rodriguez is heard discussing the contents of a closet or medicine chest.

Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell and City Manager Harry Black were grave when discussing the contents of the footage.

Below, a clip of Cheney discussing the contents of his book.

Funnily enough, it took all of one day after Merkel was reelected for Greece's troika of lenders to admit that they have "doubts about Greek projections for a primary surplus this year and next, and have begun the process of discussing the contents of the 2014 budget with Athens".

However, issues of teaching about uncertainty arose over several different parts of the interview such as when discussing the contents of programmes, teaching methods and student perspectives.

PCGs will participate to two rounds of small group information meetings where a trained pharmacist, possibly supported by a GP (a "referent", delegate by the PCG), will provide information, discussing the contents of a bulletin specifically developed about the main studies/literature available on benefits and risks of drugs for preventing and/or curing a specific disease (enriched format) [ 17].

To develop a standard training program, information was collected by studying literature, observing training in the use of CCTVs, discussing the content of the training program with professionals and organizing focus and discussion groups.

They said that in a conference call diplomats from the permanent five members of the security council and Germany had begun discussing the content of a new resolution for the first time.

People briefed on the discussions spoke on the condition of anonymity because they are prohibited by law from discussing the content of FISA requests or even acknowledging their existence.

We conclude by discussing the content of collaborators' emotion understanding and the probable mechanisms underlying the observed effects of being made aware of a partner's emotions.

All authors were involved in discussing the content of the manuscript and deciding which data and interpretations were to be included.