Sentence examples for preparing for discussions from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill was in Tokyo, where he was preparing for discussions with Japanese officials.

Well, that is a bit more complicated, and is a significant problem for the Obama administration as it prepares for discussions on Monday.

The series offered evidence for both boosters and critics of the National Hockey League, which will hold its draft this month as it prepares for discussions about rules changes and negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.

The phone call with Putin has added to concerns that Trump is not adequately prepared for discussions with foreign leaders.

Such data can be helpful to clinicians to prepare for discussions with lung cancer patients and families about achievable goals of intensive care.

It did this by priming the junior doctors with explicit knowledge so that they were better prepared for discussions with their senior colleagues in that community of practice.

To help men prepare for discussions about prostate cancer screening with their doctor, we first asked men to consider how involved they'd like to be in decision making about prostate cancer screening.

The following consensus document was discussed at a meeting of ablation experts which included more than 25 interventional oncologists, from around the world, all of whom had substantial personal experience in liver ablation.> An initial draft was prepared for discussion and circulated prior to The International Oncology Sans Frontières Congress 2013.

Meanwhile, Poyet admitted he was unaware of director of football Roberto De Fanti's impending departure on Friday, and is preparing himself for discussions over the club's transfer window plan.

Informing patients about a relevant website, both before and after their first consultation seems essential in supporting patients in asking specific questions, preparing them for discussions with their clinicians and sharing their concerns, as well as in supporting their treatment decisions.

There are almost daily reveals of confidential papers prepared for internal discussions between ministers, especially of anything touching on Brexit.