Sentence examples for involved in discussing from inspiring English sources
All authors were involved in discussing the results obtained and in writing the manuscript.
The client is involved in discussing the editorial synopsis, but we commission in the usual way and retain editorial control.
GPs are increasingly becoming involved in discussing budgets, local healthcare needs, service planning and delivery – resulting in dramatic improvements in services as antiquated ways of working are modernised.
According to the people, who were directly involved in discussing the issue, the Los Angeles Dodgers told baseball officials during the National League Championship Series that they were concerned the Phillies were using video cameras to steal signs.
Many European and Arab officials involved in discussing plans for the conference, to be held in Cairo, say they suspect that the Bush administration has embraced it in part for political reasons, in order to defuse Senator John Kerry's criticism of Mr. Bush, accusing him of refusing to work with other countries to address threats to world peace.
Prosecuting counsel, Andrew Edis QC, added that Coulson had been warned he could face criminal charges for paying police to leak information, that he was directly involved in discussing special payments for the hacking of phone messages, and that in one instance ordered his news editor by email to verify a tip about TV celebrity Calum Best with the instruction: "Do his phone".
Part of what we're involved in is discussing with Sport England and other agencies about how we can leave a lasting legacy".
MRL, SGA, MBAT, SPM and EBD have been involved in designing, discussing results, and in drafting the paper.
This observation of insulin effect is in contrast to genes involved in lipogenesis discussed above.
There are many different families of transcriptional regulators in plants and the transcriptional regulators involved in domestication discussed by Doebley et al. (2006) all belong to different families.
CONCLUSION: Involving staff in discussing barriers and facilitators to communication within the ED can result in a meaningful process of empowerment, as well as the identification of feasible strategies and solutions at both the individual and system levels.
