Sentence examples for programs for discussion from inspiring English sources

Somewhat less difficult to address, although still personal in nature, are the factors grouped under the subheading of fear and anxiety, particularly if opportunities are built into programs for discussion of fears and for sensitive, tangible support regarding partner notification.

See the section on Research Programs for more discussion about the different cognitive mechanisms postulated as explanations for animal behaviors.

But he added that "using these programs as a personal platform for discussions with children on sexuality or sexual activities is inappropriate".

Sakamoto for providing computer programs, S. Ito for discussion on fluid dynamics, and R. W. Davis and P. J. O. Miller for comments on the manuscript.

KO and SC are grateful to Franck Fayon (CEMHTI-CNRS, Univ. Orléans) for testing the program and for discussions that contributed to its improvement, and in particular the addition of Coulomb-energy calculations.

Greece and its creditors play for time with an interim deal after Tsipras makes some face-saving concessions but the two sides leave the most difficult issues such as debt relief, comprehensive reforms and a third bailout program for later discussion.

Iran had maintained that its nuclear program was not open for discussion, but officials who attended the talks said that, despite Iranian denials, most of the day and a half of meetings focused on the deep concerns of many of Iran's neighbors and much of the West that the country was trying to build a bomb.

A planning committee of academic pediatric and adult endocrinologists chose the topics, designed the program, and formulated the questions for discussion in break-out groups (Supplemental Data: Meeting Program).

The NSA defined a "concern" as a "worried feeling or state of anxiety about NSA programs rather than bringing up for discussion or consideration a matter of interest or importance".

Much in the way that other professions have encouraged error reporting by creating a safe environment for discussion, medical education programs may benefit from the implementation of such a program or forum.

That's the month for Long Island Reads, the library program that selects one book for discussion each spring.