Sentence examples for discussions organised from inspiring English sources
The LCF issued this denial despite evidence that senior college staff attended a number of fashion shows and round-table discussions organised by Karimova's cultural foundation.
Speaking at a Guardian Live panel debate – one of a series of current affairs panel discussions organised in partnership with the National Theatre – Lammy said we are creating "the Paris ghettos" of the future.
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Using Slack is key to our communication, we have various channels to keep discussions organised, and use Basecamp to check in with each team member each day automatically.
Since then he's gone out of his way to open up the discussions, organising sessions with creative and production figures from television who've all had the opportunity to persuade him about what's great and world-beating about the BBC, where it can be improved, but also where it must be supported.
Junco et al. (2011) incorporated Twitter into a semester long module for pre-health professional majors, where students were encouraged to continue class discussions, organise study groups, and connect with each other and with staff.
This was one of the conclusions to emerge from a round table discussion, organised by public sector IT professionals' organisation Socitm, at the recent Public Sector IT Leadership Forum.
A discussion organised by the Guardian and the British Museum next month aims to do just that with the help of a distinguished panel.
"We've all seen the charts and graphs," Abbasi told a screening and panel discussion organised by the Centre for American Progress earlier this month.
The OECD's development co-operation report, Ending Poverty, will be the subject of a live-streamed discussion organised by OECD and Intelligence Squared in London on Thursday at 7pm.
Daniel Cone-Bendit, ofe of the student leaders of the May 1968 movement and now an ecologist MEP, met Grimaud for the first time in 2008 in a public discussion organised by the magazine Le Point.
