"branch conference" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a gathering or meeting of members of a particular branch or division of an organization or company. Generally, it is used in a business or professional context. Here is an example sentence: "The annual branch conference for the accounting division will take place next month. All employees are expected to attend and discuss new strategies for the upcoming year."
Manuel Miranda, chairman of the Third Branch Conference, a conservative advocacy group, said Judge Sotomayor could make it easier for conservatives to attack future nominees.
Miranda then surfaced as the leader of an organization that came to be called the Third Branch Conference — a private lobbying group dedicated to pushing for confirmation of Bush's conservative judicial nominations.
From the right comes Manuel Miranda, chairman of the Third Branch Conference, who sees traditional values under siege by the courts and vows never to let liberals take down another nominee like Mr. Bork.
Ged Kearney is gearing up for the Victorian branch conference this weekend – where the Left will firm up its demands in regards to refugee policy ahead of the national Labor conference in late July.
Once, the government said, a man who was late on his illicit payments was taken to the branch's conference room and beaten with a cane.
Fortunately, the library had not long before opened a $3.25 million addition to its central branch, complete with conference rooms available to anyone with an adult library card.
Its North American branch started holding conferences in 1999, and for the past four years each has sold out more quickly than the last.
The voting is done by party delegates, which are sent by branches to the conference.
Sitting at the head of a long conference table, Branch started the discussion by inviting the other members to predict what the doctor had said.
And so they assembled some top-notch lawyers from across the executive branch and held a conference call Monday afternoon with reporters.
But it was Mark Zuckerberg's company, one of four major signatories to a new code of conduct, which bore the heaviest criticism from senior officials in the EU's executive branch during a press conference in Brussels.
