Sentence examples for discussion with groups from inspiring English sources

But, he said, after meeting Mr. Hagel at the president's request, he was convinced Mr. Hagel had changed some of his views against military action in Iran and on his previous calls for discussion with groups like Hamas.

In a subsequent design study, artefacts were devised to express these features and develop the understanding of needs and values further via discussion with groups of potential 'users'users

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton embraced the broad contours of its platform in May after weeks of private discussion with group representatives.

It began with telephone interviews of 1,015 adults -- particularly parents -- in December, and included in-depth discussions with groups in six cities.

Mr. Bain said that he expected the current commotion might in fact impel major airlines to accelerate their discussions with groups representing large people.

Ministers are in discussions with groups such as Mutuo, which advises on mutualisation, to decide which model would best suit the Post Office.

France called upon the Malian authorities in Bamako to open "discussions" with groups in the country's north, including "nonterrorist armed groups that recognize the integrity of Mali," a Foreign Ministry spokesman, Philippe Lalliot, said Wednesday.

Mr Dyer plans a mass protest outside Parliament on 15 July and is in discussions with groups such as the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), the RSPCA and PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) to attract as many protesters as possible.

We assumed teaching a MOOC would be a one-way, relatively anonymous experience but we have had two video discussions with groups of students so far and more on the way.

Data collection was done by detailed interviews, mail-in survey questionnaire and discussions with groups of stakeholders.

Possible influences were selected on the basis of a literature review and discussions with groups of medical students and physicians.