Sentence examples for meeting to create from inspiring English sources

Organizing a town meeting to create an action plan.

Mr. Bush could convene a summit meeting to create a multinational group to oversee the transition.

Weeks later, Mr. Polzer, 70, was presiding over a meeting to create the Pensioner Party, which plans to field candidates in regional elections this fall on a platform of seeking a more generous pension system.

About 45 people attended an initial meeting to create a fan club for the Thorns as fast as they could, "so we could be functional and supporting them by the first game," White said.

Confronted with these findings, the Board of State and Community Corrections noted that there have been no incidents of shackling under the new law, that they are inspecting for compliance and that a review meeting to create standards for the jails is scheduled for later this year.

Venezuela could consider backing Ecuador's fascinating plan to be proposed at the next Opec meeting to create a 3-53-5%aly-Correa' tax on every barrel of oil exported to rich countries to raid billions for poor countries to adapt to climate change.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has convened meetings to create awareness of the problem amongst all Kenya-based diplomats.

However, after researchers from Kemfri held community meetings to create awareness on climate change, all the villagers embraced the idea and formed their own organisation, which they named Mikoko Pamoja – Swahili for "mangroves together".

It was a fraud that went on for more than 15 years, complete with "family meetings" to create records to fool the auditors, who seem never to have caught on that something was amiss, even as a company that was barely breaking even was reporting more than $1 billion in nonexistent profits.

Dr. Dean's campaign has used information collected from these house meetings to create a database of voters that ranks their views of Dr. Dean, on a scale of 1 to 6, and that includes detailed notations about their the voters' opinions and personal lives that organizers can turn to help nail down supporters.

We need the results and priority of our meetings to create intrinsic motivation towards achieving a common goal.