town hall

When the players were at odds over how to respond to Jacob Blake’s shooting by police, they gathered for an impromptu town hall and hashed out their plans as a group.

Meanwhile, Anderson says city officials are hosting town halls to answer questions about the vaccine for those who may be “slow yeses.”

Last night, a reporter at a town hall in Georgia tried to ask her about her past social media posts.

Srouji confirmed the company's plans when speaking to employees during an internal town hall meeting, as reported by Bloomberg today.

Many measures never get past this stage and were never intended to — because they are mostly meant to let lawmakers go to town halls and say, “I introduced an important bill.”

He cites its nation-wide town-hall meetings to encourage people to hire those with autism.

True, Sean Hannity recently convened a town-hall-like panel to discuss what his Fox News show called “STONED AMERICA.”

This statement was made to Republican Congressman Jim Bridenstine at a recent town hall meeting.

Vitter has been holding a series of town-hall meetings and tele-town-hall meetings, signaling the obvious intention.

He would attend an angry town hall meeting or listen to talk radio, and recognize the same tendencies he described in his book.

Thus, twenty-nine years later, this theater was donated to Williamsburg to be used as a town hall.

About this time the night watch would sally out of the town hall, in order to take up its beat.

The most conspicuous edifice of the town is the Municipal Building, forming a town hall and a court of justice.

The town hall and the parochial offices are the principal administrative buildings.

The town-hall of Lyons is in every respect worthy of the city.