Sentence examples for seminar hosted from inspiring English sources
These were among the questions debated at a recent seminar, hosted by the Guardian and held in association with Salesforce.
That was the underlying question under discussion at a seminar hosted by the Guardian and sponsored by the ABPI.
The annual seminar hosted by the trade magazine Talkers is intended to discuss the leading issues affecting talk radio, from advertising to how to break through in a crowded field.
Speaking at a London seminar hosted by GaveKal Research, a consultancy, Jonathan Allum of Mizuho International noted how many of his fellow analysts suddenly purported to be experts on seismology, oceanography and nuclear physics.
"I attended a seminar hosted by my state's Civil Rights Commission and asked a simple question: 'Isn't everyday harassment in the workplace illegal?' Four lawyers and two moderators were stumped.
It is widely admired abroad, being the subject of a seminar hosted by the New America Foundation in Washington on 27 April and being considered within the European commission for a possible extension across the EU.
In some instances, such as at Zingerman's, a delicatessen, restaurant, mail-order food seller and business seminar host based in Ann Arbor, Mich., the digitally driven service enhancements remain internal and invisible to customers.
Last year, PBG activities included consulting projects with local biotechnology companies, seminar hosting, developing connections with other biotech networks, catalyzing the formation of three business-plan teams--including the one that won the 2001 Wharton Business Plan Competition--and organizing regular practice sessions for members applying for management consulting positions.
Some stores will offer seminars hosted by life coaching experts provided by O.
On Nov. 30, more than 2,000 progressives shuffled into the Washington Convention Center to participate in RootsCamp, an annual series of seminars hosted by the New Organizing Institute, where the most cutting-edge digital and grass-roots organizing techniques are discussed.
PRAGUE — In the 1980s, a Communist secret police agent infiltrated clandestine economics seminars hosted by Vaclav Klaus, a fiery future leader of the Czech Republic, who had come under suspicion for extolling free market virtues.
