Sentence examples for meeting to explore from inspiring English sources

He said the committee had held an initial meeting to explore the big picture and other issues would follow.

The United Federation of Teachers, angry over recent assaults in the schools, has called for a systemwide top-level meeting to explore ways to reduce school violence.

"Ed Vaizey will write to internet service providers and other key players to set up a meeting to explore various options".

I went to their most recent meeting to explore an idea that I've been hearing a lot about lately — that we are living in a golden age of the independent inventor.

It was a previous chancellor of U.C. Santa Cruz, Dr. Robert L. Sinsheimer, who in 1985 held the first meeting to explore the idea of sequencing the human genome.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students investigate the environmental impact of new products and present their findings at a summit meeting to explore ways to reduce the planetary costs of consumerism.

He said that he and other museum officials and archaeologists had already held meetings to explore what must be done "to help the Baghdad museum and Iraqi's antiquities authorities to restore themselves".

In the first years after Bishop Robinson was ordained, bishops representing about 14 dioceses in the Episcopal Church joined meetings to explore the formation of a new Anglican entity in North America.

"The work weaves together community themes in a participatory art process," said the artist, William Cochran, a muralist from Frederick, Md., who met with Great Neck residents at a half-dozen public meetings to explore their ideas and integrate them into the painting.

We were responsive to the fact that our backgrounds were distinctly different than these participants by engaging in reflexivity at our weekly coding meetings to explore and establish distance from our preconceptions in our coding interpretations (Malterud 2001).

And communities like Birmingham, Alabama are holding public meetings to explore alternatives to loan shops.