Sentence examples for session designed from inspiring English sources

I had signed up for the two-hour Time Ritual, which promised a personalized session designed to restore my "natural state of equilibrium".

One session, designed specifically for newcomers to graduate relations, had more than 50 attendees, using Danish and Hungarian programs as examples to explain basic techniques.

"I am appalled that somebody who has already caused great hurt and pain to so many Jewish people by promoting an antisemitic myth would come to a training session designed to help party activists address antisemitism and use the occasion to challenge the legitimacy of the training itself," he said.

Efforts to enhance awareness of patient health literacy in health professional education have focused on physicians, and the objective of this research was to provide an initial assessment of a training session designed for healthcare workers of all kinds.

To describe and evaluate a Canadian simulation session designed to teach pediatric and adolescent gynecology (PAG) history taking, examination and operative skills, and an approach to the child and adolescent.

Designed for use in emergency settings, the FISP is a family-based cognitive behavior therapy session designed to increase motivation for follow-up treatment, support, coping, and safety, augmented by care linkage telephone contacts after discharge.

Beginning early in the lessons, and recurring occasionally, are sessions designed to reinforce the classifiers.

Some were based on style of play, and short to-the-point training sessions designed to create the template for football that was both powerful and expressive.

Proceedings were also kept short to help the boys follow what was going on, with the day divided into sessions designed to mimic a primary school timetable.

Technically, the Senate was not in recess; Republican senators have been holding pro forma sessions designed to avoid giving the president the chance to recess-appoint anyone.

The letter calls for an end to the monitoring of students via sessions designed for pastoral care, and for UK, EU and non-EU students to be treated and valued equally.