Sentence examples for that could discuss from inspiring English sources

"We felt that if they got to know each other, they might actually get to like each other," he said, planning to use the program as a model to form study groups nationwide that could discuss religion without rancor.

The charter accorded to the gentry of each province and county in Russia (excluding those of northern European Russia and Siberia) the right to meet every three years in a general assembly that could discuss and take action on the nobles' local affairs, elect a marshal of the nobility, and directly petition the autocrat on matters of importance to the gentry.

In the interviews, the open question at the start of the interview and having time to browse through the postal surveys meant that participants could discuss aspects that they felt were important.

In both the Introduction and Discussion sections, the authors repeatedly discuss topics that could be discussed just once.

GPs and CPs felt that meetings needed to be held regularly so that professionals could discuss shared objectives.

I was hoping that we could discuss this yesterday [Thursday], but it transpired that Pembroke was determined to have this disciplinary hearing on Monday regardless.

Gergel told Roof that he was "strongly disinclined" to heed his request but that he could discuss the matter further Wednesday morning during the sentencing conference.

Our Maecenas also got huffy, and announced the following year that the Prix Novembre would be suspended for twelve months, so that we could discuss its future direction.

Finally, the narrator stated that the decision aid would anonymously collect responses into a printable Personal Decision Summary that they could discuss with their family and doctor(s).

The executive committee asked Healy to leave the room so that they could discuss the matter freely.

The officials interviewed for this article spoke anonymously so that they could discuss debates over classified matters.