Sentence examples for before conferring from inspiring English sources

Judges watch the debate, then immediately vote on the winner before conferring.

Each of the translators worked alone on the portion assigned to his company before conferring with his eight colleagues.

He glanced briefly at the court gallery before conferring with his lawyer, Edward R. Harris, and a Pashtun interpreter.

"We do not think the necessary conditions exist" for talks, the Indian foreign minister, Yashwant Sinha, said as Secretary Powell arrived for a meeting this evening before conferring with other Indian officials and then heading to Pakistan to meet with General Musharraf on Sunday.

Hence, other medical conditions that include tics or tic-like movements—such as autism or other causes of tourettism must be ruled out before conferring a Tourette's diagnosis.

We note that although overexpression of Maf1 confers modest Pol III repression, no growth defect is observed, suggesting that cells must cross a threshold of very low tRNA abundance before conferring a clear growth defect.

Resentment was also expressed at Dr. Albright's desire to promote her senior security official, David G. Carpenter, to under secretary, a title never before conferred on a security worker at the department.

MacDonald became Prime Minister in 1929, and shortly afterward Duveen was appointed to the board of the National Gallery, a distinction that had never before been conferred on an art dealer and that caused a scandal and a rumpus.

(Mr. Sforza and Mr. DeServi could be seen there conferring before the cameras began rolling).

Mr Duggan's mother Pamela said she wants to overturn a High Court decision which prevented her seeking a judicial review of guidance intended to stop police officers conferring before giving statements.

Now in his 14th season in the majors, Utley opens his Rolodex on pitchers to teammates, conferring before games with Yasiel Puig, Yasmani Grandal, Charlie Culberson, any teammate who asks.