Depending upon the technicality of the selected approach, it may be necessary to provide additional support to consumers members of the workgroup through individual sessions outside working group meetings to clarify objectives and ensure members are comfortable with what is being asked of them [ 32].
"Hootie says his members are comfortable with the all-male makeup of the membership," Burk said.
The judge and Wake Forest team members seemed comfortable with reading the Liberty team's arguments on its computer.
David Smart, Elizabeth's uncle, said family members were comfortable with the police department's efforts to solve the crime.
The presidents simply expressed their consensus that they were happy with 12 members and comfortable with the equal revenue sharing and conference divisions that they had decided on.
After all, there aren't many board members as comfortable with a microphone as with a blowgun (and who have scars on their noses from vampire bats).
He said that his congregation, which includes many urban professionals, tends to be liberal and more focused on domestic issues, and that most members were comfortable with Mr. Obama's Israel stance.
No longer "the nasty party", the Conservative leadership embraced gay marriage, aggressively sought non-white spokespeople, and took a more moderate line on Europe than its members felt comfortable with.
Senator Donald J. DeFronzo, a Democrat of New Britain who was on the bipartisan panel, said, "We wanted the subpoena power because we wanted to afford the senator every opportunity to make his case and let committee members feel comfortable with their vote".
Over the past two years, Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina, formerly the caucus chairman, now the majority whip, has led a "faith working group" in the House in an effort, Mr. Clyburn said, to get members "more comfortable with these issues and more connected with values voters".
