Examples of using Breakout session in English and their translations into Russian
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Breakout session 1.
Students were not allowed to plenary and breakout sessions.
VI. Breakout sessions.
The second part of the seminar included workshops and breakout sessions.
II. Breakout sessions.
Within the framework of the business forum, it is planned to hold breakout sessions on the following topics.
Breakout Session Questions.
The second day of the forum was devoted to breakout sessions on the following themes.
And a breakout session on shoe storage.
The programme of work consisted of seven plenary sessions and three breakout sessions.
Breakout Session 1: Possibilities for Malign Application.
The organization submitted proposals for workshops and breakout sessions and offered suggestions for speakers.
A breakout session was held for each of the two major themes of the meeting.
Brink closed the day with a presentation on merger remedies,thereby providing preparation for the following morning's breakout session.
At the plenary and breakout sessions of the Forum 168 speakers have reported.
An additional area on humanitarian and refugee concerns was identified by agencies andsubsequently included as the subject of a breakout session.
Breakout Session 2: Possibilities for Addressing the Biological Weapons Threat.
Singapore's presentation, in the industry cooperation breakout session, was on the topic"Lessons learned/examples of successful industry partnerships with enforcement authorities";
Breakout session co-chairs prepared a summary of key points raised in their groups for presentation to plenary.
The Conference will be organized intoa Plenary(3 working sessions), a Round Table, a breakout session on 3 thematic areas, and a concluding Plenary session. .
III. Breakout session 3: The global downturn: Are women disproportionately affected?
Although there was a proposal to decide on one simulation exercise to be conducted in 2013, the breakout session discussed what should be the context or conditions under which any simulation exercise should take place to optimize the inputs of each community and genuinely create a model for planning and action.
Breakout session 1: The global jobs crisis: issues related to rising unemployment, wage deflation, implications for global aggregate demand, and the proposal for a global jobs pact.
During the breakout session a possible simulation exercise in Jamaica was discussed.
II. Breakout session 2: Least Developed Countries(LDCs) in the crisis: specific challenges and solutions.
IV. Breakout session 4: Trade/investment agreements and effective crisis responses.
Plenary and breakout sessions;- Round tables, presentations;- Thematic panels and specialized seminars.
The breakout session highlighted the issue that entities cannot easily obtain data and imagery to plan a simulation.
In the fi rst breakout session of the seminar the participants were then asked to discuss the likely theories of harm arising in the hypothetical case and to design the fi rst investigative steps.
Breakout session 5: Financing crisis recovery in developing countries and transition economies: issues related to official development assistance, new contingency funds and conditionality.