"nurturing meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a meeting that is focused on promoting growth, development, and support. This phrase is often used in business or personal development contexts. Example: "The team had a nurturing meeting where they discussed individual strengths and ways to support each other in reaching their goals."
It would be localist, focused on fostering local growth, nurturing local skills and meeting local need, but also internationalist, looking outwards to the wider world to attract know-how and investment.
But down deep, I nurtured an almost electric thrill at meeting this marker of "objective" teaching success.
In between flights, meetings, work events, LA traffic, dance practice, school events, parent meetings, being the class mom, nurturing an adolescent daughter and a pre-adolescent one as well?
The seeds of the Doha round's breakdown were sown from the moment it was launched in Qatar in 2001, then nurtured all the way to the WTO meeting in Cancún in September 2003.
Trial success requires careful nurturing of many collaborators, with regular collaborator meetings an essential ingredient of the esprit de corps.
The Federal Reserve's two-day monetary policy meeting is sure to focus on nurturing the budding recovery, and Friday's nonfarm payrolls report looms as another stiff test for the market.
In Shepard's world, romantic love as the meeting of two souls and the family as the nurturing heart of American life are nothing but delusions.
The just-concluded annual meeting of ARPA-E, an agency founded to nurture interesting energy ideas that may or may not work, featured an exhibition hall with scores of displays staffed by hopeful entrepreneurs.
The panel hopes to produce a white paper summarizing the 2-day meeting and recommending how the U.S. government can nurture this talent pool.
General community meetings in public spaces have reportedly provided a nurturing environment for formation of FSW leadership groups [ 68].
