Plan activities or meeting purposes.
The meetings' purpose, a senior official said, is twofold: to underscore the "strategic partnership" between the United States and Afghanistan, and to underscore to the American public that the Afghan government is more than Mr. Karzai.
Although the same "CAB" name is used across these four centers, the frequency of meetings, purpose of the CAB, and degree of community participation and control differ considerably and, in some instances, have changed over time.
Fehr said the meeting's purpose was "for them to give us a more detailed explanation of the proposal they made last Friday".
Although the meeting's purpose was to build bridges between the police and the Muslim community, he took the opportunity to spell out a neoconservative vision on how today's terrorists are unlike any we have experienced: they are motivated by an ideology that seeks to destroy our values, democracy and way of life, and the threat they pose is the gravest since the second world war.
During this meeting the purpose and methods of the project were repeated and participants were asked to consent to participate in the study.
The standard care for breast cancer patients at each site is the same: following the cancer diagnosis, the medical files of the patients are examined at a multidisciplinary coordination meeting the purpose of which is to decide on the course of treatment to be given.
It effectively disenfranchises from voting at the special meeting for purposes of the control share acquisition statute any shareholder who now acquires a block of shares constituting more than 0.5percentpercentnt of Diebold.
Their expectation of the end of the world aroused a suspicion that that was what they indeed desired; moreover, they were also suspect for their aloofness they cut themselves off from family and community and for their meetings, whose purpose was obscure.
In addition, we conducted a review of UK based research literature published between 1995 and May 2013 on key aspects of MDT meetings, including their purpose, structure, meeting processes, content of discussions, and the role of the patient.
