Sentence examples for run a workshop on from inspiring English sources

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Acevo director of policy Ralph Michell says the association decided to run a workshop on whistleblowing at its annual conference later this year because it ties in with its work with the ImpACT (Improving accountability, clarity and transparency) coalition.

Many institutions offer professional and career development events: For example, on Wednesday, the Scripps Research Institute will run a workshop on the art of negotiation; on Thursday, the Gladstone Institutes will launch a program on peer-supported career exploration; and on Friday, Oregon Health and Science University will run a workshop on how to prepare an academic job search package.

In this regard, in PP 6, we asked fellows to choose all the module topics for which they could run a workshop on by themselves after going back to their home institutions.

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If this is a problem, consider bringing a workplace facilitator or psychologist in to run a workshop on discussing such feelings and handling them as part of daily work life.

They don't have to wait for an international health worker to run a workshop for them on the use of condoms.

Dr Calam first came into contact with the psychological problems of child soldiers a decade ago in Uganda, when she ran a workshop on post-traumatic stress at Makere University in Kampala for Ugandan psychologists who had been working with rescued child combatants.

Népszabadság was the paper that cheered the execution of Hungarians who wanted democracy and free speech, so for it to act as a champion of free speech is like someone from the SS running a workshop on human rights.

Michael Landy is running a workshop on destruction I wish I'd been taught by Theodor W Adorno and Walter Benjamin, and at primary school by Michael Rosen, who could have warned me about the dangers of too much entertainment on the 1970s TV programme Play Away.

How can you justify running a workshop on intellectual property for two people?" But there is a growing backlash in newer universities against the notion that volume trumps all.