Sentence examples for chairs group from inspiring English sources

Nozipho Mxakato-Diseko, the South African diplomat who chairs Group of 77 and China negotiating bloc (which now covers 134 countries) said the 77 had not come to Paris to "renegotiate, rewrite or reinterpret" the original 1992 climate convention, which embeds the idea of "differentiation" of the contributions of developed and developing countries.

Still chairs group, which in rebound has interests in infrastructure, real estate, hotels, restaurants.

The room is like an airy Western roadhouse, with a large aquarium, mounted fish, and tables and chairs grouped around a Ping-Pong table and a pool table.

Those who have already found each other sit clustered on overstuffed wing chairs, grouped around laptops, engaged in meetings oblivious to the bustle around them.

The families of the dead policemen sat on small wooden chairs grouped around the open plywood coffins, which were wrapped in red fabric.

As we drove through the small rural towns of Rajasthan we often saw men gathered in groups at roadside shops, chairs grouped for conversation and tea.

The chair group had a better CPAX score on discharge from intensive care (chair group 24; electric bed group 13) and on discharge from the hospital (chair group 39; electric bed group 16).

With an unfocused chair, group members tended to become unfocused, while an interested and enthusiastic chair made group members engaged in the work for improved health in the commune.

Also there was a significant increase in tidal volume in the chair group after 1 minute of sitting out (403 ± 118 ml) compared with baseline (314 ± 105 ml).

Kawara was soon befriended and esteemed by fellow-paladins of the impersonal, including LeWitt and Joseph Kosuth, the creator of "One and Three Chairs" (1965) — a real chair grouped with a photograph of it and a reproduced dictionary definition of "chair".

Kawara was soon befriended and esteemed by fellow-paladins of the impersonal, including LeWitt and Joseph Kosuth, the creator of "One and Three Chairs" (1965)—a real chair grouped with a photograph of it and a reproduced dictionary definition of "chair".