Sentence examples for discussion intended from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Smith said he described for Mr. Getnick a "conceptual" discussion intended simply to frame and debate options for saving the franchise.

The first of the trip's seminars is a discussion intended to exhume the conservative corpse and discover its cause of death on the black, black night of 7 November, 2006, when the treacherous Democrats took control of the US Congress.

The workshops are technically open and accessible to all, but inclusivity proves challenging at times, such as when regular museum visitors interrupt a discussion intended solely for women of color or a silent meditation group.

This roundtable discussion intended to simulate dialogue and drive action among key players and decision makers such as governments, non-governmental organizations (NGO's), policy makers, child rights advocates, academia and practitioners.

A lack of trust among consumers and investors is not necessarily a negative development, nor does our discussion intend to promote some sort of "trust creation" for smart grid implementation.

Still, Ms. Jackson said discussions intended to bring Mexico into the agreement were under way.

The merger discussions, intended to be private, are gaining momentum as both sides want to reach an agreement within the next two to three weeks, according to people briefed on the discussions.

In the meeting, staff members and members of the board engaged in extended discussions intended to disprove the idea that the crash was caused by sabotage.

Ms. Villiers was attending a meeting in London with Richard N. Haass, the former American diplomat and current president of the Council on Foreign Relations, who was leading discussions intended to move the Northern Ireland peace process forward in a society that remains bitterly divided.

The qualitative study was based on focus group discussions intended to capture motorcyclist and commuter experience and opinions of milled rumble strips on narrow rural roads.

The House of Justice feels it would be ill-advised to engage in discussions intended to convince those who do not accept the station of Bahá'u'lláh that their views are erroneous; such an effort would ultimately prove fruitless.