Sentence examples for through regular meetings from inspiring English sources

In that year the International Council of Museums (ICOM) was created, and today this nongovernmental organization provides a world forum for museum professionals through regular meetings and through continuous communication over the Internet.

Soft-spoken and even shy, Ms. Patterson has nevertheless built a network of contacts in Washington through regular meetings with senators like John McCain, the Arizona Republican; military commanders like Gen. David H. Petraeus; and administration heavyweights like Leon E. Panetta, who served as C.I.A. director and the secretary of defense.

Meanwhile, the sub-district offices express their demands through regular meetings to ask for cooperation from FISC.

Whilst the inquests are ongoing, the reference group will monitor the progress of the investigations through regular meetings.

Ongoing adherence to study protocols was achieved through regular meetings and re-training as required, including the development of systems for monitoring progress in recruitment, intervention and evaluation.

She has pledged to spend as much money as possible on policing and to "actively communicate with the communities of Wiltshire through regular meetings, community groups and the local media".

Provide a demonstration for both students and lecturers, which could be achieved through regular meeting sessions where staff and students can practice using the mobile learning platform.

Further contacts came through the regular meetings of the Da Vinci Society for the study of the Bronchial Circulation, of which John was one of the founding fathers along with John Butler, Adam Wanner and others.

Community team members who represent other community groups also get to know the CTC providers and facility and district staff through these regular meetings, strengthening the community-CTC provider-facility linkages.

Many ordinary citizens have volunteered as community-based monitors, keeping a close eye on the progress of local projects and the quality of services through scorecards and regular meetings with service providers.

The pattern of membership composition is judged as important for groups' increased performance in terms of repayment as well as savings mobilization and the building of social cohesion through attendance at regular meetings, among other activities, (Aryeety and Udry, 1997).