Sentence examples for workshop for the first from inspiring English sources

Later she invited us to run a community home-based care workshop for the first HIV/Aids group in Bhutan.

With the support of the City University of New York School of Law, CLEAR launched the "100 Days of Rights Campaign," which hosts a "Know Your Rights" workshop for the first 100 days of Trump's presidency.

(3) Secondly, it is recommended to conduct a detailed participatory planning workshop for the second phase of the campaign which will be based on the results gathered during community consultations.

At IGF, nerds are not quite kings, but they're the only ones who know how the whole internet thing really works, so we mortals duck into their workshops for the first 10-15 minutos to pay homage to our household gods.

Patients attending these workshops for the first time were asked to complete an anonymous satisfaction questionnaire at the end (Additional file 3).

F-MARC supports MAs in the preparation of educational material in the local language, as well as workshops for the first group of instructors to initiate the cascade training.

For example, in the scientific writing workshop organized for the first cohort of students, participants were asked to rate the usefulness of each workshop session on a 4-point Likert-type scale ranging from not at all useful to very useful.

BEGINNINGS "My first internship after college was at New York Theater Workshop, and for the first 10 years of my career they were my artistic home.

A battle started with a complex boot-up routine with much switch-flicking in the hanger, as if bringing to life an eccentric workshop contraption for the first time.

The study was conducted in two phases using a mannequin model during an airway workshop for first-year, second-year and third-year (R1, R2, R3) emergency medicine (EM) residents with ETI experience and first-year and second-year medical students with no ETI experience.

The Edgemont school district recently sponsored a Friday night writing workshop for fourth and fifth graders, which took a more traditional approach, with writers visiting schools to serve as role models.