Sentence examples for members to develop the from inspiring English sources

Consider an Academic Review and Development (ARD) planning meeting with the parent and other team members to develop the goals.

After finding the money for the project, Mr. Glass worked with Jose Moreno, one of Mr. Wilford's Spanish-speaking staff members, to develop the slide presentation and supporting brochures.

But I've found many broadly educated employees to be quicker than technical staff members to develop the intuition that's crucial on a work floor where gray — not black or white — is the dominant color.

Funny thing is, I actually trust these forum members to develop the Android overlay more than the original creators at Notion Ink.

The experimental task of large scale structural members to develop the design procedures can be reduced by adopting an alternative way in which the concrete material model available in finite element packages are validated with the limited number of tests conducted on material and structural members.

We'll plan for the next week's meeting, and use ideas I've solicited from team members to develop the agenda.

The strength of this staging comes from the way Mr. Wadsworth has worked with the cast members to develop their portrayals of the characters.

Such late admission is inconsistent with the process of hospice, which requires time for patients and family members to develop relationships with the hospice team.

In Tripoli, UNICEF has met with the head of the Libya Stabilisation Response Team and community members to develop an action plan for the reopening of the schools in the Libyan capital.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, has called on Council members to develop "a coalition of the willing" to provide troops to end the power vacuum.

The history of dispossession and disempowerment experienced by Indigenous people highlights the importance of the full and active participation of community members to develop plausible solutions to the problems they themselves have identified [ 9, 20– 25].