Sentence examples for organising discussions from inspiring English sources

In 2007 Neli Santamaria began organising discussions about Cuba policy at her café on Calle Ocho.

Sinclair's complete works are available on Project Gutenberg, and the May Sinclair Society, launched this month, will be organising discussions, conferences and yes, some long overdue new editions of her works.

In the latter, TA performs a role described by Smits and Leyten (1991) as the "tracker dog" of TA [23]: as an ongoing process of identifying and analysing developments in science, technology, and innovation, anticipating their (potential) consequences, and informing or even organising discussions around them.

We organise discussions with our staff about about workers' rights and try to advise them on how to manage their lives on their salaries.

During those heady days of the Orange revolution he set up camp in a bookshop just off the main square, where he organised discussions and served tea and cognac to the freezing protesters.

Others, while remaining conservative on sexual issues, may have friends and relatives who are gay and join in with long term private conversations and organised discussions on the subject.

Twitter users can organise discussions through the use of hashtags or searching by keyword and choose whose Tweets they read by following or unfollowing other users.

HT organised discussions.

Based on advice from Tuskegee University Centre for Bioethics in Research and Health care, we organised discussions and focus groups with community leaders to develop guidelines for the ethical conduct of the study [ 23 ].

Very few respondents reported built-in feedback systems (4) or organised discussions with user representatives (6).When asked to select between a range of indicators (reliability, continuity, access, no duplication, no conflict between professionals) there was no consensus about the best indicators of IPW.

To follow on from this research, it would be useful to organise discussion groups or forums in which doctors can verbally discuss their perceptions of the VTE alerts (and perhaps decision support warnings more generally) and provide some more context to their responses.