'manage discussions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in order to indicate that someone is responsible for leading and overseeing conversations or debates. For example, "The manager was tasked with managing all discussions during the negotiation."
Limits on speech have intensified as the party seeks to manage discussion ahead of its congress in January.
Do provides a platform for managing discussions that happen during meetings.
Many patients with chronic and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) have reported difficulties initiating and managing discussions about kidney transplantation, particularly live donor transplantation (LDT).
The process to assess interest and select culturers was managed by the village head but as production proceeded and relationships were built, senior people in different parts of the island joined the headman in managing discussions.
Even in carefully managed discussions, there was a tendency for the health workers and their professional organisations to blame others for problems: the patients for being uneducated, uninformed, and unrealistically demanding; or the government management of the services, for example for failing to deliver necessary medicines to upazila health facilities.
Examples include Perl, a language that can be used to communicate between a web server and its clients, and Python, a language used, among other things, for managing discussion forums on the Internet.
What could possibly be accomplished in few hours of controlled and managed discussion is hard to fathom, but the resulting report certainly blew a bit of the thunder out of the other listening exercises.
Constructing focus groups involves a number of challenges, from designing the groups to recruiting members and managing discussion.
This training was led by MH and covered issues such as: managing discussion with a topic guide; awareness of group dynamics, handling sensitive or difficult questions; and maintaining confidentiality.
Grouply offers a centralized discussion platform that allows users to track and manage their discussions on sites such as Google Groups (coming soon) and Yahoo Groups.
