Sentence examples for conferences addressing from inspiring English sources
Now she speaks at conferences, addressing bloggers who want to be shop owners, a phenomenon she said is growing every day.
For many years past, the two old comrades spent their conferences addressing sparsely attended fringe meetings that no one in the media, bar possibly the Morning Star, would ever report.
We reviewed the published literature and abstracts of oral and poster presentations from international conferences addressing treatment strategies that are in use or in clinical development to improve the survival of patients who are EGFR TKI naive and EGFR TKI resistant.
Veronica has presented internationally in various conferences addressing topics such as Diverse Segment Marketing, Minority/WBE, Entrepreneurship, Women in Business and Leadership.
She has received travel and/or speakers fees/honoraria from various organizations that have sponsored conferences addressing Shared Decision Making (World Congress Leadership Summit, FDA, Department of Defense) and patient engagement (Cleveland Clinic).
Other Hague conferences addressed issues of arbitration and principles and treaties of warfare.
Third, few Brazilian medical conferences addressed S/H before the year 2000, university research departments seldom investigated S/H, and only one post-graduate program on S/H exists in the entire country.
He held a clunky news conference addressing his admission of steroid use.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is also set to speak at a separate event near Conservative conference, addressing the issue of privatisation of the Royal Mail.
"We have to know that today's bloodshed is the result of sectarian hatred and also the result of a stirring up of these sectarian tensions," al-Maliki said at a government-sanctioned conference addressing atrocities committed under dictator Saddam Hussein.
A conference addressing how to establish the incidence of inflicted traumatic brain injury in young children provided the opportunity to examine issues of definitions, passive versus active surveillance, study designs, proxy measures, and statistical issues.
