Sentence examples for moderated a discussion from inspiring English sources
Afterward Robert Batscha, the president of the Museum of Television and Radio, moderated a discussion.
On March 6, at the New School in New York, Michael Kimmelman, The Times's chief art critic, moderated a discussion about antiquities and their provenance.
At Adelphi University last semester, Rakesh Gupta, who teaches management and business policy and is an associate dean of the School of Business, moderated a discussion on business ethics featuring professors from other departments as panelists.
Afterwards, the actor Cynthia Nixon, a star of the TV series Sex and the City, moderated a discussion with the writers and cast, which was followed by comments from several ambassadors.
Professor Jeffrey E. Garten, who teaches international trade and finance at the Yale School of Management, moderated a discussion on foreign direct investment with the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev.
Several weeks ago, Richard Holbrooke, the former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, moderated a discussion on the possibilities of war after September 11th with the New Yorker writers Jeffrey Goldberg, Isabel Hilton, and Lawrence Wright, and Leslie Gelb, who is the president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
After a preview of Camp X-Ray, Thane Rosenbaum -- Director of The Forum on Law Culture & Society at NYU School of Law -- moderated a provocative discussion in front of a packed house of students.
Eric Farnsworth, vice president of Council of the Americas and the Americas Society (AS/COA), moderated a panel discussion related to the agreement hosted at the AS/COA delegation in New York City.
At a moderated discussion, Jennifer Sly, a former math major studying international affairs at Columbia University, talked about how shocked she was by the discrimination she saw not in school but in the workplace.
But their trio music was as disparate as a moderated panel discussion and a street-corner preacher with an active congregation.
Such was the play's sensitivity that James Nicola, Artistic Director at N.Y.T.W., decided that it would be staged twice each night: once with a cast of eight, after which came a moderated audience discussion, followed by a read-through of the script by a single actor.
