Sentence examples for conference backwards from inspiring English sources

Metro-net Nice guys may finish first Better up north Now, worry about the upturn I know my rights Reprints Related items Reforming financial regulation: A one-trick billNov 19th 2009 Gordon Brown and the Tobin tax: Desperate measuresNov 12th 2009 The Labour Party conference: Backwards, not forwardsOct 1st 2009Parties seriously hoping to win power tend to hog the centre ground.

Meanwhile the Briton passed blood in a portable toilet and cradled her battered body through the press conference, rocking backwards and forwards to ease the pain of her stomach cramps.

"And this conference is about our National Health Service sliding backwards under this government".

That will do nothing to calm party nerves after a conference season that saw it go backwards.

The unmistakable message of the conference, however, is that they are heading backwards on all fronts.

"When you go to conferences such as Velo-city, we are completely backwards.

This holds promise of progress, but despite the brief fanfare and positive statements at the peace conference last November in Annapolis, the process has gone backwards.

"I can see us actually moving backwards," Mr. Christie said at a news conference at a firehouse in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island, the barrier island that suffered some of the heaviest damage in last week's storm.

"I believe the worst thing we can do now is to look backwards," Mr. Steele said in his remarks prepared for the conference call.

"I see a Europe which has gone backwards compared with two years ago," Mr. Berlusconi said at a business conference, Reuters reported.

"Biodiversity has gone backwards for the last 20 years," environment minister Mark Speakman said at a press conference.