Sentence examples for discussions and exchanging from inspiring English sources

All of the contributions to our September 2011 symposium, including those presented here, were contributed in the spirit of extending these discussions and exchanging views between disciplines on the complex relationship between crops, language, and sociocultural developments in early Asia.

Naturally, the areas are architecturally arranged to create the best atmosphere to engage in discussion and exchanging ideas.

She added: "I'm not going to get into the detail of those discussions and exchanges, which are ongoing".

He has a perspective that many of our kids will never have, and through the medium of puppetry he allows for discussions and exchanges that have opened all of us to different insights and perspectives on our own selves as well as on the issues".' A puppetry class Mr. Assaf is offering next spring was filled within days; a second class was added and soon filled.

Discussions and exchanges at this meeting were collected in the volume entitled "Bioterrorism: Mathematical Modeling Applications in Homeland Security," SIAM Series Frontiers in Applied Mathematics.

In addition, focus group discussions and exchanges with key respondents and experts' opinion captured the existing institutions governing natural resources in the different villages.

With a dynamic, imaginative public program, a museum of science can become a productive and exciting place for such discussions and exchange of views.

Forums on stocks and shares are generally categorized into separate message boards for different stocks; therefore, investors can have discussions and exchanges on those message boards corresponding to the stocks of their interest.

The evening progresses, the plagues are recounted, as the ongoing discussions and exchanges of ideas center on everything from theology to political and social issues.

Babybrabbel is similar to VIVA in the sense that it is a general message board where the discussions and exchanges are supportive in nature.

It allows people to send messages to individuals or groups, to hold online discussions and to exchange documents and other files.But an e-mail discussion between more than a few people can quickly fill the participants' in-boxes with a deluge of messages, making the argument hard to follow.