Sentences with phrase «major focus of this session»

Of course, a major focus of this session will be the role that Online Dispute Resolution can play in the future of the courts.

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Every three years the Board of Directors and membership body undertake a formal planning session to ensure the organisation's strategic plan is geared towards focusing available resources to address major goals to advance and protect the interests of the entire industry.

«With Cuomo's end - of - session focus on marriage, major issues crucial to New York's fiscal and economic recovery wound up receiving at best cursory treatment.»

While the expiration of rent control was a major topic throughout the 2011 session, which lasted from January through June, it was not Albany's top focus until the budget passed at the end of March.

The steady drum beat of scandal after scandal in the New York State legislature has led many to wonder whether lawmakers can focus on passing any major bills by the end of the session, which is fast approaching.

Gun control is also likely to be a major component of the speech, and a focus of the new session.

A body part split refers to a training plan that focuses on training one specific major group of muscles per session.

The associations representing Massachusetts Superintendents (MASS) and Secondary School Administrators (MSSAA) each made social - emotional learning a major focus of their professional development sessions this summer.

Although Scarice is not a supporter of constant test prep and testing, ad nauseum, I believe the major focus initially is to address the teacher evaluation plan dictated by the state legislature in their last session.

While a major part of their success comes from videotaping and analyzing their daily practice sessions held in a simulated pit box behind their shop, this year the team has also focused on improving their physical fitness.

As the session's co-convenors Summer May Finlay and Dr Vanessa Lee write below, the discussions are expected to put a global focus on strengths - based cultural solutions for a major cause of trauma in Indigenous communities globally.

This program — Egokitzen — has been recently published following years of development, pilot tests and adaptation, and comprises 11 weekly intervention sessions that focus on three major blocks of content: (a) divorce in itself, (b) interparental conflict; and (c) parenting styles and discipline.

By involving speakers from across the continent, the sessions offer a more engaged and informed view of the major changes happening in our industry than locally focused events.»