Sentence examples for rounds of conversations from inspiring English sources

It was rather, he said, endless rounds of conversations with education experts both in and outside of government right after he gained control of the schools; numerous studies and books ("I have read feet of books; you can come and see them"); and his belief about essential life skills that led him to push through a change to the policy through a combination of hardball tactics and sheer will.

It will still take several further rounds of conversations and analyses to identify which regulations will provide an optimal support for social innovation.

Small Group Rounds: The process begins with the first of three or more twenty minute rounds of conversation for the small group seated around a table.

2) Welcome and Introduction: The host begins with a warm welcome and an introduction to the World Café process, setting the context, sharing the Cafe Etiquette, and putting participants at ease.   3) Small Group Rounds: The process begins with the first of three or more twenty minute rounds of conversation for the small group seated around a table.

Opening rounds of conversation focused on getting to know each other -- including our sense of purpose, and our hopes and concerns for the future.

That triggers another round of conversations.

But Ms. Lavigne, then 16, balked, setting off another round of conversations between her managers and her label.

They start executing, then you have another meeting, find out things were not completely as you'd agreed, and you have another round of conversations.

Some experts said the decision could pave the way for a new round of conversations between Cuba and the United States about the case of Alan Gross, an American contractor who has been held in Cuba since 2009 for bringing illegal telecommunications equipment to the island.

A recent round of conversations with officials in the Elysée Palace and the finance and foreign ministries made clear that Hollande knows well that a strong Franco-German relationship is indispensable to sorting out the problems of the euro zone in particular and the E.U. in general.

Then, rather than issue directives, I'd distribute the list in another round of conversations or emails, asking family members to suggest ways to get everything accomplished.