Sentence examples for session less from inspiring English sources
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg plans to be back at work on Feb. 23 for the Supreme Court's next public session, less than three weeks after surgery for pancreatic cancer, a court spokeswoman said.
But Hurricane Sandy and the continued uncertainty about which party will control the State Senate next year have combined to make such a session less likely, according to lawmakers.
The big problem we have now is with the House," which is expected to be in session less than 60 more days this year, the shortest Congressional calendar in many years.
The really exciting news of the first day was the extraordinary form of the BMW-Sauber — which finished fastest in the morning, with Robert Kubica, the test driver, at the wheel — and the comparable attack of BMW's former partner at Williams, with its new Cosworth V8, which finished third in the afternoon session, less than half a second behind Schumacher.
Mariano is also a key voice on the Mingus session – less intense, but accessible in its expressive improvising and sometimes expansive swing on the Ellingtonian I X Love, the mournful Theme for Lester Young and the jubilant Better Git Hit in Yo' Soul.
Even so, the Australian ended the session less than 0.3secs behind the Ferrari, and 0.116secs quicker than Vettel, who did do a lap on the 'medium'medium
They want the image that they think others should see," said Wiener, who likes to employ natural light, minimal equipment and simplified settings to make sessions less forbidding.
Skype, chat rooms and forum posts too have made face-to-face group sessions less relevant.
Therapists with additional training in LBP treated their patients in 1.5 sessions less than therapists without additional training.
In further studies, one option could be to arrange group exercise sessions less often for pregnant participants.
This is a health system concern, as the lack of privacy comprises confidentiality and contribute to making counselling sessions less effective [ 22], which could also deter clients from seeking care.
