Sentences with phrase «involves discussing a subject»

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The officer said there was an incident when Cornick stormed out a meeting called to discuss his work in Spanish, involving Mrs Maguire, when she had argued that he should not be allowed to drop the subject.

This involved over thirty students in a conference room at UniSA for two days, researching, debating, discussing and providing comprehensive plans for the teaching of this subject in their respective schools.

These children need to be kept involved with the material, so ask for responses regularly on the subject matter you are discussing.

Most of the time, school finance is one of those Byzantine subjects best not discussed if your plans in the next eight hours involve driving or operating heavy machinery.

The subject of ethics in international arbitration is too broad and multi-faceted to be discussed meaningfully in this article, but it suffices to say that it can be unclear to the lawyers, the clients and the arbitrators involved in an arbitration which ethical rules govern the conduct of the lawyers.

Therefore, a law professor could be subject to sanction by the Law Society for discussing details of a case they were once involved in with students, even if those facts are readily available in textbooks and legal research databases.

As discussed in the National Bioethics Advisory Commission's 1999 report entitled, «Research Involving Human Biological Materials: Ethical Issues and Policy Guidance,» «Failure to obtain consent may adversely affect the rights and welfare of subjects in two basic ways.

This meeting afforded CCW High Contracting Parties and observers the opportunity to identify and discuss the complex issues involved with LAWS and to begin the process of educating ourselves and each other on this subject.

Further back in October of 2017 Rosenstein discussed the subject of digital currencies that were used in a fentanyl case that involved Chinese traffickers who used the internet to sell their wares.

Discussing deeply personal and emotionally loaded subject matters needn't be uncomfortable in this group, and the variety of backgrounds involved means that we all benefit from a vast amount of different life experiences and types of wisdom.

It is vital for REALTORS ® to not only keep up with the changing legislation, but get actively involved in the legislative process, a subject that will be discussed in many more of my future blogs.