Sentence examples for idea of the workshop from inspiring English sources

This paper is also where the idea of the workshop began.

The idea of the workshop, which took place on the occasion of the 1st German Start-Up Day Berlin 1999, was to bring together representatives of different universities and different fields of entrepreneurship from all over Germany, in order to identify what universities should do and what they can do--or cannot.

"The idea of the workshop is to let them express themselves through images," he says.

"The idea of the workshop is to let them express themselves through images," says Giacomo Pirozzi.

The idea of the workshop would be to work out specific problems where statistical methods and mathematical algorithms contribute to better understanding of biological processes.

The idea of the workshops, usually held in Heidelberg, Germany, but also offered elsewhere upon request, is to keep the theoretical input relatively short and constantly follow up with exercises in small groups so students can apply what they have learned.

Following this workshop, the participants returned to their villages and tried to mobilise their communities to implement the ideas of the workshop, such as day care programmes, increased emphasis on child and women's rights, better nutrition for children, and more support to play and intellectual development for children.

The whole idea of this workshop, then, seemed a little laughable – but at the same time, I couldn't help but wonder what these old men had to say about handling loitering youths.

The financial crisis showed the weakness in the idea of becoming the workshop for the world when that world couldn't afford to go on buying.

If the democratic basis of language is what underpins the idea of the "writers' workshop", then in that setting the writer is a free individual, enabling others to process varying degrees of confinement: confinement in artificial ideas about writing, sure enough, but confinement too in the subjectivity through which one very often learns to survive non-expressive experience.

"It wasn't until talking it through with other moms that I hit on the idea of having the workshops," Ms. Gupta said.