Sentence examples for conference whose from inspiring English sources

He plans to use the conference, whose original purpose was economic, to discuss counterterrorism.

This compares favorably, for instance, to the Atlantic Coast Conference, whose teams went 19-29 againstournamentnt competition.

The magazine conference, whose cancellation was announced on Monday, was to have been held in Boca Raton, Fla., in October.

The format for talks remained the Geneva conference, whose second and last session ended without results over a year ago.

There were 51 sponsors of the conference, whose payments help the association defray the costs of the meeting.

The telecommunication union says proposals will be adopted only if they meet with widespread support at the conference, whose goal is to update regulations that date to 1988.

The legislative council is made up of member conferences whose votes are weighted depending on their size.

The release of the ranking brought good news to the two undefeated teams that are not from the six conferences whose champions automatically receive B.C.S. bowl berths.

In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about TED, a constellation of conferences whose style and substance has helped color our own moment in public intellectual life.

But there are colleges on the losing end, too — those stuck in conferences whose value is diminished by realignment, those that simply lack the resources to build teams good enough to break into the exposure game.

Critics say the B.C.S. is unfair to teams from outside the six most powerful and wealthiest conferences, whose champions are guaranteed a berth in the series, and they disagree with the national championship being determined by a complicated set of polls and computer rankings rather than on the field.