Sentence examples for progress discussions from inspiring English sources

We continue to progress discussions with the Co-operative Group.

And so we created our Weekend in Bristol, last weekend's two-day micro-festival of performances, works in progress, discussions and one-on-one encounters.

Lab activities include presentations of works in progress, discussions of recent relevant literature, and discussions with visiting experts.

Lab activities include designing new research studies and engaging in ongoing research, giving presentations of works in progress, discussions of recent relevant literature, developing scholarship, multimedia, and policy for publication and dissemination, and hosting outside speakers.

The methods used to achieve and enhance collaborative developments and implementation of projects include frequent email contact, face-to-face meetings, and mutual visits and workshops, all of which assist the joint assessment of progress, discussion of results, and report writing.

Students also organize research-in-progress discussions of their own thesis projects.

In a short statement, Tottenham said: "The club can announce that Tim Sherwood, Chris Ramsey and Les Ferdinand will take charge of the first team whilst the club progresses discussions.

That percentage was still lower than its rival competitors in Europe at their key airports, he claimed, adding that Lufthansa would not have progressed discussions if it was not confident a takeover would be allowed.

"The club can announce that Tim Sherwood, Chris Ramsey and Les Ferdinand will take charge of the first team whilst the club progresses discussions," said Spurs in a statement.

As the workshop progressed, discussions on how children make their voices heard in other countries using the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) were introduced.

The Program attracts excellent graduate students who are energetic and self-directed, says Powers, and they use their energy to good effect, organizing numerous events over the course of the year, including a monthly Medieval Roundtable to read and critique a chapter of one of their dissertations; an annual Medieval Studies Student Colloquium; and a work-in-progress discussion group.