Sentence examples for hold roundtables from inspiring English sources

No points-based immigration system, no extra money for the NHS, but when will they tell us what they are going to do?" Davis, who promised to hold roundtables with stakeholders in different sectors, also faced a difficult challenge from a Tory grandee.

The next summit is in February, and working groups have already been holding roundtables and preparing foundational papers.

Jen Mishory, deputy director of Young Invincibles, an advocacy group representing 18- to 34-year-olds, told Congress on Wednesday that her organization recently held roundtables with students, and "none of the students we talked to had ever heard of Income Based Repayment".

Furthermore, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has held roundtable discussions solely with the ethnic media, arranged by his press office.

Mr. Foulard said that the company appeared to be open to holding roundtable discussions on the future of refining in France.

She held roundtable meetings to discuss the issue of caring for the elderly in nursing homes so that workers could participate.

They will be holding roundtable discussions on a number of thorny topics today, and the programme includes: "Europe's place in a globalised world: keeping up with the new kids on the block" plus a "high-level brainstorming" on options for closer economic, monetary and political union and global economy.

Unsurprisingly, Luis said that holding roundtable meet 'n' greets doesn't really constitute taking action compared to, say, finding and prosecuting the hit men that have threatened and murdered his colleagues.

The gallery has since held monthly roundtables for book artists.

"We have continually called on the government to hold a roundtable discussion to find real solutions to stamp duty, the liquidity issue, first-time buyers and repossessions.

While Mr. Obama has held such roundtables in the past, this one is part of a new effort by the administration to build closer ties over the next two years, officials say.