He was named honorary president of the first League assembly (1920), president of the fifth assembly (1924), and president of the Disarmament Conference (1932).
Some of those stereotypes were plainly on view at this elite conference, an assembly of 300 Muslim and Western government officials, businesspeople, scholars and religious figures.
Many conferences require multiple conference or assembly rooms that provide space for small group and large group gatherings over the course of the conference.
Most conferences are assemblies of like-minded universities that find comfort in the familiarity.
Now used by the Foreign Office for diplomatic conferences and assemblies, Lancaster House may actually be the grander of the two: when Queen Victoria once visited, she told its owner: "I have come from my house to your palace".
The diplomatic arena offers frequent venues -- conferences, summits, assemblies - for heads of state to embrace or snub one another.
It includes public debates, discussions by experts, conferences, general assemblies, citizens' juries, media coverage, polls, etc. (in the area of health, cf. Boyco et al).
Elsewhere in the conference, Plaid's assembly group defeated an attempt to rule out any coalition deal during this assembly term.
"Former American Military Intelligence Officer Turned Next Media Executive". The magazine is part of Sing Tao News Corporation, whose chairman, Charles Ho, sits on the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a Beijing assembly.
Google announced the apps, which it calls Glassware, Thursday at its I/O developers conference, the largest assembly yet of people wearing Glass in the same place.
Lambeth Palace, formerly Lambeth House,, official London residence of the Anglican archbishop of Canterbury and until 1978 the site of the Lambeth Conference, an episcopal assembly that is called about once every 10 years (the conference now meets at Canterbury).
