Sentence examples for discussion collaboration from inspiring English sources

The third recommendation is to foster discussion, collaboration and coordination between all the actors.

The final deliverable was a technology-enhanced course which included discrete learning activities of various types, as suggested by Laurillard (2012): read-watch-listen (assimilation), discussion, collaboration, investigation, practice and production.

This site will help to identify and disseminate evidence-based strategies to promote healthy nutrition and foster discussion, collaboration and innovation among those working to improve health, reduce food insecurity, and prevent obesity in the United States.

There is a discussion about collaboration which is not dissimilar to that which takes place around someone like Damien Hirst today".

They alone seem to understand that discussion and collaboration, rather than confrontation, is the way to reform the EU.

The more confident workers feel, the more happy they are to engage in discussion and collaboration out in the open.

What our recent conversations clearly highlighted is that transport is an area that needs considerably more discussion and collaboration if tangible long-term solutions are going to become commonplace.

The Siegal committee's 58-page report acknowledges problems in the management of the newsroom, calling for "a permanent climate of discussion and collaboration" and the need "to make us conspicuously accountable to readers and the public," among other recommendations.

"This software feature could also be seen as an embodiment of Wikipedia's neutrality principle, in that it brings together editors from different political systems and enables productive discussion and collaboration between them," Mr. Roth said.

Free events include a discussion about collaboration featuring Mr. Gotheiner and the composer Scott Killian, tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. and, outdoors, "Inside/Out" performances at 6 30 p.m. by Mary Seidman and Dancers (tonight) and Pillow dancers studying the traditional dance forms of West Africa, Cuba and Haiti with Jean-Léon Destiné (tomorrow).

This framework can inform future research and suggest a widely applicable model that will provide policy-makers and practitioners with common ground for discussion and collaboration.