Sentence examples for keep the meetings from inspiring English sources

I've decided to keep the meetings simple.

Dell thus has a lot of latitude to keep the meetings separate.

"We try hard to keep the meetings from becoming just a survey of what's going on," Ms. Dyson told me, when I asked her how she decided what to focus on each year.

To keep the meetings fun, the moms devise book-related meals and projects (when the group read "Holes," by Louis Sachar, says Arlene Carlucci, "all the food had holes -- Swiss cheese, doughnuts, bagels").

"We try hard to keep the meetings from becoming just a survey of what's going on,'' Ms. Dyson told me, when I asked her how she decided what to focus on each year.

Mr. Walker, a member of the Reagan and first Bush administrations, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1998 to a 15-year term as comptroller general, said that he did not agree with Mr. Cheney's position that he was allowed to keep the meetings secret because of his position as vice president.

The White House went out of its way to keep the meeting low-key.

The Interpublic executives sought to keep the meeting looking forward more than back.

She said the reason was to keep the meeting from getting ugly.

This is very effective, because leg fatigue soon sets in and everyone has an incentive to keep the meeting short.

By telling participants in advance about the big picture, you keep the meeting on track toward its stated goals — and keep employees focused on the topic at hand.