Sentence examples for assembly addressed from inspiring English sources

Below them, Mr. Khan, a candidate for his region's provincial assembly, addressed potential voters — poor farmers and village traders, gathered on a cluster of rope beds outside the school, listening raptly to his promises.

Last month, Mike Turzai, leader of the Republicans in the Pennsylvania assembly, addressed a rally of party members about the state's new voter ID law that could ensnare more than 750,000 registered voters who do not possess the necessary photo cards recognised under the new rules.

Ask an adult if the school could host a workshop or plan an assembly addressing bullying and what kids, especially bystanders, should do if they witness it.

In his UN general assembly address Tuesday, US president Obama referred to the "extraordinary potential" of the Iranian people "in commerce and culture; in science and education".

Mr. Rouhani's assembly address on Tuesday gives him a chance to provide concrete evidence that his talk of change is real.

The two leaders' speeches reflected their very different personal styles, with Netanyahu relying heavily on the theatrical and confrontational style he has brought to his recent general assembly addresses that have seen him deploy props and, last year, a period of silence.

The assembly was addressed by Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The first international assembly that addressed the issue of arms control (among other issues) was the first Hague Convention (1899).

The consul held an assembly and addressed his troops about the upcoming war.

It was posed by an 8th grader, toward the end of an assembly that addressed the violence in our community, how it was affecting us, and how we might respond.

The first extension of the haplotype assembly problem that addressed the simultaneous assembly of multiple diploid chromosomes was presented in Li et al. (2006); however, the benefits of multi-haplotype assembly are not clear for a set of unrelated individuals.