Sentence examples for meetings created from inspiring English sources

Public meetings created a space for community members to give input on layout, design, and species selection for the food forest.

Twenty-First Century Town Meetings (created originally for the purposes of the America Speaks organisation) is a large-scale deliberative application of mini-publics with up to 5000 citizens assembled to deliberate on given themes for one day.

Milner made plenty of connections in Russian banking circles and eventually met the now imprisoned oil baron Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who after a few meetings created a position for him in 1995 as head of his investment brokerage, Alliance-Menatep.

He also shared sales numbers in companywide meetings, created lists of questions and answers that addressed benefits (they are untouched) and other topics.

The constant contact between government officials at weekly EU meetings created common bonds and reduced the sense of Ireland being a small neighbor of Britain, an island behind an island.

Results The results indicate that peer meetings created an interactive learning environment in which students learned about themselves, their skills and their abilities as novice professionals.

Carnesecca was skeptical, but Gavitt persuaded him to come on board, and then came the meetings creating the league.

Their subconscious beliefs or assumptions about problems guided their behavior, causing them to follow the same tired routine time and time again: collect data, hold meetings, create strategy moving forward.

They got their name from the practice of only having 12 active undergraduate members at once, but alumni and faculty also often attended their meetings, creating a mixed-age group.

Tech free meetings create an environment where all attendees can focus on the objectives.

Trust is one thing, but lack of consistent communication through regular executive meetings creates chaos.