Sentence examples for discussions at which from inspiring English sources

Andrew Haines, SWT's managing director, invited the RMT to further discussions at which the union said progress had been made and talks would start next week.

Soon after, MA Drake of North Carolina State University, together with several colleagues, tested a similar list on people in panel discussions at which cheese was munched.

At the US conventions, to give one small example, the Washington Post, the Atlantic and Politico were paid by the American Petroleum Institute to host a series of discussions, at which climate science deniers were represented.

She had observed the group's cluttered rooms and chaotic ways, and the Friday night discussions at which the cutting-edge topics were "Cistercian Spirituality" and "The 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire -- Did Labor Legislation Make a Difference?" She had witnessed an angry outburst or two.

Geter Meda's community-based nutrition programme offers monthly growth monitoring for children under 2 years old, and conducts community discussions at which villagers can identify problems that may result in malnutrition.

In one locality (site A), nearly all panel discussions took place by email and we collected several thousand email exchanges; in the second site we audio-recorded one IFR panel discussion at which seven cases were discussed (site B); and in the third site we observed and took detailed field notes of five panel meetings covering a total of 15 cases (site C).

There was a short discussion at which the British foreign secretary was by chance present and encouraged to remain.

He claimed Bremer's "jealous guardianship of decision-making shut out the kind of brainstorming discussion at which the UK made the best contributions".

She and her husband, Arthur Cash, live in New York City and Hope Valley, R.I. (Last month, City Room covered a panel discussion at which Ms. Gordon talked about the nature of religious belief).

This winter, I spent a few days at the Sundance Film Festival, which has a thriving film-music program, and attended a panel discussion at which the composer George S. Clinton told the following story: "I actually had a director once.

After a heated post-performance discussion, at which audience members expressed anxiety over the increasing power of the right in both Germany and Austria, Ms. Ferbers spoke of "Vergangenheitsbewältigung" -- "coming to terms with the past" -- a word that has been incorporated into the German language since the war.