Sentence examples for in discussions when from inspiring English sources

Arab foreign ministers meeting here today voiced general support for a renewed effort toward Middle East peace proposed by Saudi Arabia, but some participants expressed dismay that the Arab nations were once again bogged down in discussions when Palestinians were dying in greater numbers than ever.

John B. Bellinger III, who, as the National Security Council's top lawyer, played a role in discussions when the program was approved in 2002, by the next year had begun to research past ill-fated British and Israeli use of torture and grew doubtful about the wisdom of the techniques.

Students also spent significantly more time in discussion when an LA was present; this difference is specific to when the LA is actually interacting with students (Table 6) rather than being a function of an individual group's dynamics (Table 5).

Psychiatric diagnosis works worst in forensic settings (and in media discussions) when forced to make black and white distinctions at inherently fuzzy boundaries.

The impact of having a friend in the group was specifically predictive for female students: females without a friend reported lower value in peer discussions relative to their male peers, but females reported slightly higher value in peer discussions when they had a friend in the group.

"I just don't see how that has any place in the discussions when we have serious issues to consider.

Ardsley was the first community to agree with a proposal from Mr. Feiner to include neighboring municipalities in planning discussions when projects have an impact across borders.

I asked one senior figure intimately involved in the discussions when RBS would like to see the stake sale commence and he answered, only half in jest: "Tomorrow".

Although the future was not particularly emphasized during the teaching period, it was present in students' discussions when they wanted to make samples for their future teaching work or required their examples to last for a long time.

In 1861, Willis allowed the Home Journal to break its pledge to avoid taking sides in political discussions when the Confederate States of America was established, calling the move a purposeful act to bring on war.

Discussions about the challenges of being a carer and sharing emotional difficulties (Table  1) were common, often starting early in their discussions when introducing themselves.