Sentence examples for information attended from inspiring English sources
Cristina Gallach, UN under secretary general for communications and public information, attended on behalf of the secretary general, Ban Ki-moon.
People who would never have met in real life, from pig farmers and retired loggers to MBA students and pastors, created a formidable interest group.Campaigners were able to ensure that investors armed with information attended cross-country meetings held in late March and early April by the backers of the restructuring deal.
These authors stated that "an explanation of thoughts, ideas, or hypotheses or their motives is not simply a recoding of information already present in STM [short term memory], but requires linking this information to earlier thoughts and information attended to previously".
Have parents sign letters that they read information, attend meetings, speak to school/DOE officials, meet with guidance counselors.
The objective – Whether the objective of a conference call is to provide information, attend to questions or take a decision, if the objective and necessary information is communicated, you can expect the callers to come prepared accordingly.
These findings are consistent with the attentional narrowing hypothesis which suggests that the most salient information is attended to, leaving less attention for peripheral information.
For the current analyses we used data from 6,472 white participants with available information who attended phase 5 of the WHS.
Tracy L. Brundage, Penn College's assistant vice president for work-force and economic development, said training courses often started with an information session attended by 200 people.
After practice on Dec. 26, Meyer called a staff meeting that Jeremy Foley, Florida's athletic director, and Steve McClain, the sports information director, attended.
Niedenthal (2007) references the 'reciprocal relationship between the bodily expression of emotion and the way in which emotional information is attended to and interpreted' (p. 1002).
Hegarty et al. (2010) demonstrated that, in a map-based task, top-down task demands influenced where participants looked on the page, and then salience influenced what information they attended to in the region of interest.
