Sentence examples for 1st plenum from inspiring English sources

After the congress, on 25 April, the 1st plenum of the Central Committee convened to elect the general secretary.

Immediately after the 8th National Congress on 18 December, the 6th Central Committee convened its 1st plenum to elect the composition of the 6th Politburo, the 6th Secretariat, the Control Commission and other central-level party organs.

The 1st plenum elected Nguyễn Văn Linh to succeed Trường Chinh as party General Secretary.

The 1st plenum of the 6th Central Committee, to elect the central party leadership, was held immediately after the 6th Congress.

The 1st plenum of the 6th Central Committee brought an end to the protracted generational succession which had begun at the 4th National Congress in 1976.

Below is a list of members (and their respective rankings) of the Presidium, full and candidate members of the Politburo, Secretariat and CMC: The 1st plenum saw the "revolutionary generation" retire from their executive posts, surrendering them to the new generation of Kim Jong-il; however, they still controlled the highest organs of power: the Presidium and the Politburo.

He was reported to have planned to criticize the new repressions at what came to be known as the "February March" 1937 plenum of the Central Committee.

Levy, Becoming Virtual: Reality in the Digital Age, 1998, Plenum Publishing]1 societies linked to digital communication [A. Rafi M.E., Design creativity in emerging technologies, H. Von. Ars Electronica 2001: Takeover: Who's Doing the Art of Tomorrow, 2001. Springer Wein, New York]2.

The main element of it was a reactor built from a 500 mm transparent quartz tube (Figure 1, part 4, 96 mm internal diameter) resting on a 1 mm thick perforated plate Figure 1, part 8) and plenum chamber (Figure 1, part 9).

Whitaker (2005) reported PCB levels in indoor wipe samples ranging from 0.22 μg/100 cm (classroom) to 2.3 μg/100 cm (plenum of exhaust system).

The 1 D extended model [Additional file 1: Text S2] executes in Plenum [Additional file 2], an implementation of DG within Mathematica, a computer system for symbolic mathematics [ 31- 33].