Sentence examples for discussions with communities from inspiring English sources

Criteria for selection of CHEWs were developed through discussions with communities.

The aim was not to prove causality, but to begin discussions with communities and planners about what worked and how.

A qualitative exploratory study was conducted, comprising seven key informant interviews with health managers, and four focus group discussions with community midwives (CMWs), TBAs, members of Community Based Saving Groups (CBSGs) and members of village health committees (VHCs).

These included regular, interactive community meetings; the creation and use of informal communication channels (e.g. impromptu group or individual discussions with community members); developing relationships with key informants outside CWG structures (e.g. local business owners); and facilitating linkages between CWGs other community organizations.

She will also have round-table discussions with community members affected by the spill.

At last week's full council meeting, Brett said that he and Carter had had positive discussions with community activists over their bid to take over the abandoned school.

Liberal Democrat leader Richard Brett said that he and joint council leader Andrew Carter had had positive discussions with community activists over their bid to take over the abandoned school.

But when she heard complaints from longtime residents, she organized discussions with community activists that turned into debates about the potential pitfalls of change.

Fordham University, after months of contentious discussions with community groups and elected officials, has reached a compromise on its proposal to turn its four-building site near Lincoln Center into a 12-building campus.

Mayor Frederick Lisman of Milford, who has had discussions with community leaders regarding the property, said that while no formal proposal had been presented to him, he believed the $2 million asking price for the property was probably prohibitive for the city.

Research methods were interdisciplinary and based on a combination of remote sensing, field observations and discussions with community members.