Sentence examples for In early meetings from inspiring English sources

In early meetings, Mike Lee, of Utah, a conservative who at a nominating convention in 2010 had beaten the eighteen-year-veteran senator Bob Bennett, played that role.

In early meetings, these commercial partners have been invited to draft priorities and identify barriers, such as EU legislation, that they would like removed.

In early meetings with potential investors, the company's presentation included a slide outlining the benefits of nicotine, like energy and alertness.

"It's kind of written into our theology that we're supposed to be prepared for any eventuality," said Mr. Nelson, who was involved in early meetings with state lawmakers about the law.

Mr. Penn shaped a message that she was "ready to lead" a nation "ready for change," talking in early meetings about her need to spark a "movement" and dismissing Mr. Obama as a glamorous personality who would not connect with working-class voters the way she could, campaign officials said.

Although these deliberations occurred 50 years ago, the general principles and procedures elaborated by JECFA in early meetings have stood the test of time and are still used by the Committee at the present time.

The Liberty, which had beaten Miami in earlier meetings this season, by 58-52 and 63-51, tried passionately to make a game of it in the second half.

When she had done so in earlier meetings, the incoming chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, asked her, "What are you smoking?" She was warned that her credibility as an adviser would be damaged if she pushed beyond the consensus recommendation.

Iran continued to insist on the same two preconditions that prevented progress in earlier meetings: that the United States and its allies lift all sanctions and acknowledge Iran's right to enrich uranium.

In earlier meetings, he had told Nike's lawyers that he represented a youth basketball coach who once had a contract with the company, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

Indeed, as the Belgian Minister of Interior told us in earlier meetings, the country, per capita, has one of the highest, if not the highest, numbers of "foreign fighters" in Iraq and Syria of any European nation.