Sentence examples for conference among from inspiring English sources
The director arranged a conference among several of the grant recipients and representatives from the contracting and compliance groups.
The governor met with the Rutgers president, Richard L. McCormick, yesterday to discuss the conference, among other things.
The French trade minister, Pierre Lellouche, will travel to Riyadh next week for a conference among producers and consumers and hopes to return with commitments to improve dialogue.
It is the presence of and participation by such a large group of marketers that stimulates interest in attending the conference among the advertising and media executives.
Mr. Louima was in the federal courthouse in Brooklyn, ready to testify, when the proceedings were interrupted for a long conference among the lawyers.
It would be nice, she says, if this year's constitutional conference among governments, designed to prepare the Union for its expansion, mainly into Central Europe in the decade ahead, could be followed by a rather more stable period.
The consolidation of these two findings indicate that while working towards a higher degree might push rural nurses to seek a job in the more competitive urban areas (thus decreasing their intent to stay), providing opportunities for professional development through seminars, short courses and access to conferences (among others) would enhance the job retention of rural nurses.
He lashed out at the very idea of formal dinners and conferences among world leaders.
First, there are desktop platforms that allow face-to-face video chats and Web conferencing, among them Skype, MSN Messenger, Google and Yahoo Messenger.
Discussions at conferences, among psychologists, behavioural economists, political scientists, linguists and computer scientists, suggest that may be the tip of the iceberg.
Skype, a service that allows users to make calls from their personal computers (PCs), is moving into corporate territory by offering video conferencing, among other bells and whistles.
