Sentence examples for Convened a workshop from inspiring English sources

On 12th March 2008, the Biotherapy Development Association convened a workshop to discuss issues faced by scientists and clinicians involved in the development of cancer vaccines.

In April, Mr. Beilin convened a workshop here where Israeli and Palestinian officials traded insights with Irish and British experts in the Ulster conflict.

The Taiwan Democracy and Security Project, part of APARC's U.S.-Asia Security Initiative, convened a workshop that examined Taiwan's place in the evolving security environment of East Asia.

In April 2015 Mary Ann Smart convened a workshop at King's College London on her forthcoming book, Waiting for Verdi: Opera and Political Opinion in Nineteenth-Century Italy.

The Department of Agriculture in America this week convened a workshop of apiarists and federal and university scientists to suggest some answers.Colony collapse disorder, as the phenomenon has become known as, was first reported in America in mid-November 2006.

In fact it was an unofficial group.In an effort to help bridge the media divide, the Institute of South Asian Studies at NUS in May convened a workshop on the role of the press in India-China relations.

On November 13 , 2013 the law library and law teaching series co-convened a workshop on tracking and promoting scholarship.

M.R.M, together with C.D.C and D.V.M.B., has received funding from the BBSRC (grant number BB/N019660/1) to convene a workshop on advanced methods for reproducible science, and is chair of the CHDI Foundation Independent Statistical Standing Committee.

CALI is pleased to announce that it is convening a workshop to help law schools develop sensible guidelines for their students on the use of social media (e.g. MySpace and Facebook).

ScienceInsider has learned that, in response to a congressional mandate, the agency will convene a workshop this summer to review the ethical policies and procedures surrounding work on monkeys, baboons, and related animals.

► Scientists using nonhuman primates in your research, take note: "[I]n response to a congressional mandate, [the National Institutes of Health (NIH)] will convene a workshop this summer to review the ethical policies and procedures surrounding work on monkeys, baboons, and related animals," David Grimm reported on Monday.