Sentence examples for workshop intended from inspiring English sources

The conference here in November was not an official site for talks but rather a workshop intended partly to explore multilateral approaches to the issue.

Ms. Newsom has just finished her first exercise in a two-day workshop intended to give her more presence as a leader.

In October 2015, the most controversial points on SC transplantation were addressed during an international workshop intended to bring together international SC and ALS researchers in a public discussion on a topic for which expertise is limited.

Syracuse University: Syracuse really forced America to consider whether the words "institution of higher learning" deserved to be used to describe the school in October, when its leaders lost their minds and disinvited Washington Post photojournalist Michel du Cille from a workshop intended to benefit journalism students.

The workshop intended to discuss the current status and potential applicability of biological markers for the understanding of the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and therapy of multiple sclerosis.

BRAZZAVILLE, Republic of The Congo – 21 November 2011 – Government officials, heads of UN agencies, and representatives of indigenous peoples are attending a week-long workshop intended to raise awareness and improve implementation of the rights of the country's indigenous peoples.

Ms. Teer made the theater a cultural incubator, one that presents shows and workshops intended to foster respect for African ancestry and for black self-expression.

There will also be a wide-ranging program of events, talks, walks and workshops, intended to increase appreciation of the genre.

More than 300 people have signed up for the group's workshops, intended to give people the tools to counter this discourse.

At the meetings, the members tell their life stories and attend workshops intended to help them get out of the cycle of dependency.

In March 2005, the Communication Skills Laboratory at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center began offering a series of three-hour interactive workshops intended to give hospital oncology residents practice in "Breaking Bad News," "Discussing Prognosis" and "Responding to Patient Anger," among other touchy topics.