Sentence examples for met to develop a from inspiring English sources
Nine Canadian Family Medicine global health experts and 2 experts in medical curriculum development from McMaster University, University of Ottawa, University of Toronto, Queen's University, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine and The University of Western Ontario met to develop a collaboration and develop a framework for global health curriculum development for family medicine.
In this review we discuss the different challenges that must be met to develop a synthetic system for water photolysis.
After identifying major and minor signs and symptoms, the study team met to develop a first draft of the preliminary theoretical model.
In March, 2010, a group of breast cancer experts met to develop a consensus statement on breast cancer prevention, with a focus on medical and therapeutic interventions.
A Historical Overview Committee of sportswriters appointed by the BBWAA's Board of Directors met to develop a ballot of 10 managers and umpires.
Whether it's your leaving your PowerPoint behind and mixing with everyone else for a lively discussion, or it's working with some of the people you've just met to develop a 3-minute pitch on how to get the next generation working together to save water resources, you are always seeing, thinking and doing some different.
She said officials were meeting to develop a statewide policy for confidentiality and consent.
He will soon invite leaders of both parties to meet to develop a common agenda to fix the economy and tame the deficit.
Now, Kofi Annan, the international peace envoy whose cease-fire plan has been left in tatters by the continued violence, wants the Iranians at the table whenever world and regional leaders meet to develop a new strategy to end the conflict.
Hyundai and its creditor banks met to develop plans, including a self-rescue plan for a troubled construction unit, which is led by Chung Mong-hun.
Following these presentations, discipline-specific groups met to develop and prioritize a list of important knowledge gaps and research topics.
