Sentence examples for originally to discuss from inspiring English sources

On March 25th Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, will visit Mexico, dispatched by Mr Obama originally to discuss security issues.

It was established in 1989, originally to discuss measures to protect the Arctic environment, but has since expanded to work on scientific research, sustainable development and responses to emergencies.

His meeting with Congressional leaders at the White House on Tuesday was originally intended to discuss his recent trip to the region.

On Sunday, Vice President Dick Cheney is also departing for the Middle East on a mission originally designed to discuss possible American actions against Iraq but now amended to include efforts to restart negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

Cameron is expected to map out his new approach to the crisis after long arranged talks in Madrid on Friday with the Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy, originally convened to discuss Britain's plans for reform of the European Union.

He told Fairfax radio on Wednesday that he learned of the claims from the woman in a meeting originally intended to discuss Gordon's unpaid child support and undeclared income after his election.

A senior member of Syria's opposition coalition referred to president Bashar Assad as "The Chemist": Members of the Syrian National Coalition met representatives of the "Friends of Syria", a group of Western and Arab nations opposed to President Bashar al-Assad, in Istanbul on Monday in a meeting originally meant to discuss plans for the conference.

It comes as no surprise to know that many medieval thinkers discussed the question of whether divine grace can increase: what is surprising is that many of the discussions use the technical tools of Aristotle's physical and biological works, tools which were originally developed to discuss problems of continuity and change in the natural world.

For his thesis, he constructed a neutron generator, and originally intended to discuss the possibilities of studying neutron diffraction in crystals, but this really only became possible with the development of nuclear reactors that produced large quantities of high energy neutrons.

Our sample size was small because focus groups and 1-on-1 interviews were originally conducted to discuss HRT and decision-making issues.

_ [Update: Here, I'd originally gone on to discuss a report by ABC News's Jon Karl, about edits of the talking points and associated E-mails.