Sentence examples for environment to discuss from inspiring English sources

An intimate, immersive environment to discuss issues of leadership and community engagement.

Following the presentations there will be plenty of time (and a supportive environment) to discuss your specific questions.

She views the Medicine X e-Patient community as a safe, smart environment to discuss all this...and more.

The public school has made mental health a cornerstone of its ethos and has revamped its pastoral care system to give students a safe environment to discuss any concerns they may have.

Weeks ago, Faust recalled, climate scientists and relief workers attended a session sponsored by the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and the Harvard University Center for the Environment to discuss how researchers and responders can collaborate better during natural disasters.

Additionally, our Internal Medicine Women's Group offers a safe and supportive environment to discuss issues related to gender in medical training, as well as practical mentorship for career advancement (in areas such as negotiation and conflict resolution).

We know that there is a lot of pain around these topics and people were looking for safe environments to discuss them.

"It is therefore essential that people who live alone are given the most appropriate treatment such as talking therapies, which provide safe, supportive environments to discuss and work through problems, rather than simply being left to rely solely on antidepressants".

The Symposium, attended by more than 100 participants from different countries and regions, was aimed at bringing together scientists and engineers working on various aspects of semiconductor research in both academic and industrial environments to discuss the metrology aspects and present innovative solutions.

By mounting international pressure on governments, enabling victims to access justice, providing girls with supportive environments to discuss gender violence and discrimination and establishing legal precedents to prevent and better address future violations of their rights, these girls have become inspirations in their homes, schools and communities.

Nearly 30 organisations – including Edinburgh University, the Roslin Institute (where Dolly the sheep was cloned), the Eden Project, the National Farmers Union and the Science Council – have signed an open letter asking for an urgent meeting with Richard Lochhead, the Scottish environment secretary, to discuss the ban.