Sentence examples for discussion meant from inspiring English sources

"While it's unfortunate that someone chose to share a private discussion, meant to foster communication and understanding, identifying that person or understanding their motivation isn't our focus," he said.

The three Americans met behind closed doors with about 70 of India's wealthiest people Thursday afternoon at the Taj Majal hotel here, for a "giving discussion" meant to start gently preaching the gospel of philanthropy.

Further reading and discussion meant that the page could be categorised under 'support, advice, guidance available and/or contact details of the careers centre and/or equivalent unit' (category 4).

Later in the day, Abdul-Rahman joined other ex-felons working for New Virginia Majority at a round-table discussion meant to humanize the issue of felon voting rights.

For a discussion meant to cover "racism, police violence, the Black Lives Matter movement, and related topics," Harris and Loury unsurprisingly devoted a considerable chunk of time retreading the "black-on-black crime" narrative.

The participants were informed in a letter about the aim of the research project and what participation in a focus group discussion meant.

However starting this discussion means slowly chipping away one splinter at a time the pillar of female oppression which our society is built upon.

In case you don't speak fluent bureaucratese, "good discussion" means that the Republicans made it clear the report had to go.

But the lack of a transparent and open discussion means the debate is more frequently a dialogue of the deaf, and once more the voices of those most affected are drowned out by the noise.

For any other word, this would represent an interesting linguistic side-note, but the central role played by the word "we" in our national reconciliation discussion means that there are serious ramifications.

The above discussion means that (4.6) has no nontrivial periodic solution.