Sentence examples for meetings over a from inspiring English sources
The Wall Street Journal reported that he didn't participate in any board meetings over a three-year span, even by phone.
Social psychophysiological compliance (SPC), estimated by scoring the extent that heart rate variation was synchronous across team members, was explored as a predictor of teamwork effectiveness during 20 real planning meetings over a 6-month period.
Jeff Olde, the VH1 vice president for original programming and production, said it took several meetings over a year and half to get Ms. Cho to trust that she would be allowed to have the show she wanted.
This is my dining room and also the public part of my home: it's where I have meetings over a pot of tea, conducting business as was done in the 18th century, when the occupiers entertained silk merchants.
MITx grew out of a series of meetings over a span of five years, in which Rafael Reif, then the Institute's provost, consulted with faculty, administrators, and student representatives on how technology could improve the quality of on-campus education.
Their meetings, over a period of several months, revealed that, in almost every incident, the people who made decisions about the boy had not seen his larger pattern of violent behavior because they did not have access to his complete records, or did not see them.
The research team enabled weekly meetings over an 18 month period between Alcoa and the community, and sometimes this included government officials, politicians, lawyers and other experts.
This meeting, over a month in the planning, kicks off that discussion.
Employees were told that if they wanted to have a meeting over a game of Ping-Pong, they should.
In early 2012, the deputy attorney general summoned the DEA's diversion chief to an unusual meeting over a case against two major drug companies.
Burragubba said he recalled Sedgman's response "because it was vital information" for the W&J before they had a formal authorisation meeting over a land use agreement with Adani on 4 October.
