Sentence examples for the subsequent workshops from inspiring English sources

(Health Service) Commitment to the network was demonstrated by the ongoing participation and engagement of service workers throughout the project, of which 11 from the 12 attending the first workshop participated in the subsequent workshops, in the service stakeholder interviews and in the recruitment of consumers and carers for interviews.

The feedback function is re-emphasised at the debriefings of the pair work in the subsequent workshop [ 13].

The papers were circulated via list-serves and resolved as relevant by group consensus either on-line or during the subsequent workshop.

The three subsequent workshops explore career options, beginning with academic careers at universities and at undergraduate colleges, "because the criteria for those jobs are quite different," Penning says.

The need for training was also noted by the project team in subsequent workshops.

Subsequent workshops affirmed the guidelines established in the first conference, but plans to develop a formal standard (approved by a Standards Organization) were abandoned in favor of developing a community-supported TMA specification.

During subsequent workshops at the Public Theater, leading up to the current production, she decided to set the play entirely in 1982, keeping Rio's return to the Philippines for her grandmother's funeral but cutting all the scenes from her childhood.

Subsequent workshops in the series will focus on discovering disciplinary moves in academic writing (Winter 2017), and writing the academic journal (Spring 2017).

To augment the standard capacity building workshop, complementary 'training of trainers' (TOT) sessions provide advanced participants with training about the application of workshop material, including advice about how to facilitate subsequent workshops and educational events at the country level.

Respondent validation was enabled by giving feedback on the provisional analysis to registrars and supervisors in subsequent workshops, which involved groups of between 30 and 40 registrars and supervisors at all eight universities.

Categories were progressively reviewed and used to help guide discussion in subsequent workshops until no new information on the subject arose.