Sentence examples for conference treated from inspiring English sources

Her announcement news conference, treated as a major event by Republicans, was attended by Gov. George E. Pataki, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader, among others.

But international conferences treat questions regarding water as an isolated issue and tend to overlook the numerous links to energy production.

The number and the sizes of international conferences treating information security grow with each passing year, as does the quantity of significant publishable technical work in this area.

Did McCulloch at his controversial press conference treat Wilson as his client rather than a target of the grand jury's investigation?

In boasting that this was its first profitable year since 2001, those of us who attended its press conference were treated to graphs and charts showing the success of the Times and Sunday Times.

Now it is being proposed that there won't even be a vote at all at the end of debates, in other words conference is treated as a glorified talkshop around the only event in the week that matters - the Leader's speech.

The portrayal of Fiedler and his Herald cohorts leans toward opportunism, but A.J. Parker (Mamoudou Athie), the composite reporter who asks Hart about adultery at a press conference, is treated with respect.

In his news conferences, he treated injuries like family secrets, never to be revealed, and he rarely moved beyond established talking points.

Having noted the executive's tweeted complaint about the poor quality of web conferencing, he treated it as a conversation already started and plunged in.

As organizer and plenary assembly keynote speaker at international Sustainability conferences, Dr. Schwarz-Herion treated key issues in economics and international politics.

The conferences were treated with a high degree of secrecy in the hope this would emphasise their importance.