Sentence examples for meetings developed from inspiring English sources
"Friends of Syria" meetings developed as an alternative diplomatic framework in the face of Russian and Chinese vetoes at the UN.
The social worker described how the meetings developed from being a small group of friends gathering in her office to becoming monthly meetings, in which around 20 professionals – from a total of 35 - participated on a regular basis.
The PCRC supports investigator research development needs through webinars and clinical trials "intensives". To foster a sense of community, the PCRC has convened biannual meetings, developed special interest groups, and regularly communicates via a newsletter and its website.
These estimates constitute a lower bound on the overall resources used for project development, since activities of research personnel (including managing monthly workgroup meetings, developing the Telecare Tuck-In nurse script, and organizing leadership meetings) were not included.
The movement, also called the Free Officers, progressed slowly at first — holding meetings, developing "organizational procedures," distributing a revolutionary newspaper.
In the process, I learned how to plan meetings, develop agendas, and work with committees.
Early on, they may need to steer decisions during group meetings, develop research collaborations, or organize student conferences.
Back in my corporate years, I engaged in many forms of communication delivering presentations, running meetings, developing proposals, sending updates and other business writing.
While local human trafficking task forces spend meetings developing outreach plans, our own state governments are undermining these efforts with extremely harsh and indiscriminate crackdowns on immigrants.
This path he now walks includes a multitude of meetings, developing relationships with people who can help support him when he needs it most.
Investigative procedures involved regular research group meetings, developing the IM model on site at the primary care unit in Skarpnäck.
