Sentences with phrase «small ad hoc»

All of these create and use small ad hoc groups to help individuals experience healing and growth.

Although it is still possible to respond to emergency needs, we seek to avoid small ad hoc events that can draw attention and support away from more important activities.

There is wisdom in having two parallel sets of groups — the ongoing network of «normal» church groups, and small ad hoc groups aimed at personal growth through depth communication and enhancing interpersonal skills.

Not exact matches

Yet, small - business owners sometimes run their operations in an ad - hoc way.

More and more small businesses are using Zoom, and I know exactly why that is: The app is designed for ad hoc meetings.

Some smaller retail operators in and around Perth are taking advantage of the ad hoc nature of regulation in Western Australia to open 24 hours a day.

Finally, all agreed that the best forms of ecumenism, for the foreseeable future at least, should be local and ad hoc, involving such small but powerful gestures as learning to pray with and for local Catholic and Orthodox churches.

Furthermore, the smaller, more ad hoc groups not affiliated with established institutions had to indulge in grandstand plays in order to attract volunteers and money.

In a small congregation, groups can be organized on an ad hoc basis in response to particular needs of members; in larger congregations, the size of the congregation may warrant ongoing groups that parents conjoin on a short - term basis.

Of the 1,200 congregations in Indianapolis, only a small fraction have any established community programs other than an ad hoc food pantry.

Given the extent to which managers and players sweat the small stuff these days, it is also fair to assume Pickford would have known Ahmed Said — the barrel - chested forward who emerged from the ad hoc five - man discussion with the ball under his arm — had scored a hat - trick at the weekend.

@Stuart White: Of course there's a difference between (a) a minority government which a smaller party permits to remain in office by not using its votes to defeat its programme and legislation, either ad hoc or in accordance with some semi-formal pact, and (b) a coalition in which both parties hold seats in the Cabinet.

Even the most ad hoc observer of British politics will surely know that the 2015 general election will revolve more than ever around the smaller political parties.

There is almost no work going on in the United Kingdom on future alternative reactor designs, such as Generation IV reactors and small modular reactors and their associated fuel cycles, so Beddington's ad hoc board says the government should actively foster research in these areas.

The application domains are quite varied and include, for example, playing soccer with a small team of robots, supporting companies that are distributed over the globe, or responding to a disaster with a large ad - hoc organization consisting of different emergency services.

Thus, an Internet channel may distribute text or music worldwide, while a public address system in (for example) a workplace may broadcast very limited ad hoc soundbites to a small population within its range.

This has encouraged the development of small e-learning teams, often made even by only one person, creating ad hoc courses for the companies where they work to enjoy customers and company employees themselves.

There are ad hoc efforts, small organizations, cells, each running its own route of the Airlines.

We regularly participate in annual events like Clear the Shelters and Bay Area Pet Fair as well as ad hoc adoption events at smaller venues.

However, as a consolation there is an ad - hoc multiplayer mode that has a small lobby and allows you to trade friend cards with nearby opponents.

From there it should be pretty easy for any curious art - in - the - street fan to be regaled with big and small works of graffiti, Street Art, tags, wheat - pastes, stencils, rollers, murals, and ad hoc installations all day and night.

Andrew and Brown have an interest in jewel - like work that plays off the small scale of their gallery as well as a local taste for the intimate and ad hoc.

What we have here is the latter, albeit on a small spatial scale, effectively replacing those principles in an ad hoc fashion.

Is there information available to show that the magnitude of these ad hoc conservation fixers are sufficiently small so as to not affect the results of the papers cited in your post.

And I am not much interested in ad hoc rationalizations about small or nonexistent risk given how little is certainly known.

I was working for small businesses on an ad - hoc remote basis, mostly in connection with commercial law, -LSB-...]

While not all that the ad hoc committee hoped for, the new rule is at least a small step toward closing the information gap between the public and the courts.

Sending an ad hoc CV and covering letter to smaller / high street law firms that do not run vacation schemes

Smaller law firms tend to recruit on a more ad hoc basis, sometimes only a year in advance.

Instead, it was designed for ad hoc organization of smaller groups, like families, «where there is no «leader.»»

Smaller law firms that don't run insight days are more likely to provide ad - hoc opportunities.

Smaller, local property companies also take on graduates, usually on an ad hoc basis.

Smaller high street firms recruit on a more ad - hoc basis.

Provided training sessions for small groups of employees and person - to - person ad hoc training.

Research shows that most businesses use an ad hoc social media strategy (shotgun or hit and miss approach) while a small portion use a defined strategy (rifle or narrow path approach).