The phrase "all summit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, as "summit" typically refers to a peak or a meeting of leaders, and "all" does not logically connect to it.
Example: "We will discuss all summit-related issues in the meeting."
Alternatives: "all peaks" or "entire summit".
Having upset both France and Germany over the years, the hard-puffing Mr Juncker should have realised his days were numbered in March when smoking was banned from all summit meetings.A second power shift is likely to be from the European Commission to national leaders.
For me, the most arresting moment of all – summit of a lifetime's daydreams – was emerging to find myself in front of a live chamber orchestra, with a baton and a copy of the overture to Mozart's Marriage of Figaro (if I had my time again, I'd have attacked those woodwind arpeggios near the top with a bit more determination).
Last month, I attended the Clean Energy Savings for All Summit in Baltimore, MD, and learned how powerful community-driven action can be.
He is committed to re-igniting the passion and promise expressed by world leaders at the 1990 Education for All summit meeting in Jomtien, Thailand.
All the summit produced in the end was a vague exhortation to increase investment, remove internal barriers to the free flow of trade and services and provide more vocational training for young people.
But the real reason that all summits have been moved to Brussels is much less logical.
"This has been the mother of all summits," Kishore Mahbubani, Singapore's representative at the United Nations, said.
"This is certainly no summit to end all summits," said Sony Kapoor, managing director of Re-Define, an economic think-tank in Brussels.
The political leaders, officials and journalists who regularly attend these events have grown wearily accustomed to the thousands of protesters—some of them out to cause trouble who now turn up at all summits.
Compositional changes between 2004 and 2011, illustrated by the ordination diagrams, point to similar directional changes across all summits and sampling areas.
