Sentence examples for roundtable organized from inspiring English sources

During her visit, President Hockfield also attended a dinner for the MIT Club of Portugal and MIT Portugal alumni, and participated in a roundtable organized by the deans of the Lisbon MBA program.

Stephen Karam, Lead Urban Economist and Sustainable Development Group Program Leader at the World Bank, presented the "Turkey Urbanization Review" at a roundtable organized by the Center in November 2015.

Speaking at a reporters' roundtable organized by the trade publication IHS The Energy Daily, Dr. Macfarlane said the study would cover areas like how plants would fare if storms grew more severe and flooding increased, and how they might compete for water if rainfall patterns shifted.

You should listen to Palestinian Professor Munther Dajani from the political science department at al-Quds University, who said the following in a roundtable organized by the Palestine-Israel Journal on the role of civil society: In academia you are searching for the truth, and the truth lies in research and scientific cooperation between all parties..

"We are trying to get immigrants to come forward now," while the old form is still available, Nasim Khansari, citizenship network manager of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, told reporters at the roundtable organized by New America Media.

In November 2008 I was invited to participate in a roundtable organized by the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberities, which hand selected 20 Muslim, Arab, South-Asian and Sikh youth leaders in the Los Angeles area to discuss our experiences and perspectives on government policy in the post-9/11 climate.

Regarding the data preparation, we have been able to use the database of MAVIR project consisting of recordings of seminars and roundtables organized at the general meetings of the project (at large conference rooms with about 100 people).

Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Copyright, Atlantic Unbound roundtable (September 1998): Organized by The Atlantic Monthy, this online debate between John Perry Barlow, Charles Mann, Mark Stefik, and Lawrence Lessig covers the issues without too much depth, and provides a number of interesting links.

To address this need, a roundtable was organized to explore the potential role of advances in biotechnology and bioengineering to aid in developing causative relationships between spatial and temporal changes in urbanization patterns and groundwater and surface water quality parameters, and to address aspects of socioeconomic constraints in implementing sustainable exploitation of water resources.

Yesterday morning was one of those times for me, as I had the opportunity to have brunch with seven of those types of people — Tumblr's David Karp, author and comedian Baratunde Thurston, OK Go's Damian Kulash, Vimeo and Elepath's Jake Lodwick, roboticist Carla Diana, Makerbot's Bre Pettis, and GE's Beth Comstock — for a roundtable discussion organized by General Electric.

Two recent incidents -- the police shootings of toddler Suzie Pena and her father last month and of 13-year-old Devin Brown in February -- underscore the fact that Watts still has problems with crime and tensions with the police, said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, president of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable, which organized the event.