Sentence examples for session on the topic from inspiring English sources

Lectures will be followed by a demonstration and interaction session on the topic.

At the Junior Lawyers Division JLDD) annual conference, held at the Law Society's impressive marble headquarters in Chancery Lane, London, earlier this month, an afternoon session on the topic was packed.

Soon after that, city officials canceled a scheduled meeting with representatives from the principals' union, which the union's president, Ernest A. Logan, said would have been their third negotiating session on the topic.

(A G.S.A. is the perfect place to have these honest conversations, and the group's adviser would probably want to schedule a session on the topic to help foster understanding and clear the air).

Blessed with a scientific controversy or two and a handful of unresolved puzzles, the physics of baseball has enough scientific depth to attract academic researchers, as evidenced by a session on the topic at a meeting of the Acoustical Society of America this month in Chicago.

My own contribution is to host a "night owl" session on the topic of global nightmares that might keep delegates awake at night.

A 2008 survey by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, which accredits United States medical schools, reported that two-thirds of medical schools mentioned patient safety in a required course, with an average of two sessions on the topic.

With no less than 41 sessions on the topic of interoperability (list here), the 2nd Annual Interoperability & Standards Committee Networking Breakfast and Panel (here) was notable for its exclusive focus on FHIR and the expert panel assembled for the discussion.

Even though I've delivered countless talks, workshops and coaching sessions on the topic of effective communications and speaking up powerfully (and how men and women's communication styles and preferences differ), it was an eye-opener for me to develop this class.

"U.S. Senators, including Senator Sessions, have insisted that Congress strictly enforce the Constitution's Good Behaviour Clause and impact and remove any federal judge whose conduct does not meet exacting standards," Weeks wrote in 2003, quoting a law review co-authored by Sessions on the topic.

The session on this topic, led by Jim Carroll, the chairman of the advertising agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty, questioned why our business language is dominated by war metaphors.