Sentence examples for conferences are continuing from inspiring English sources

In Tel Aviv, high-tech industry conferences are continuing, but with half their expected international attendance.

As a possible Big Ten Conference expansion sends shockwaves throughout college sports, the Pacific 10 and Big 12 conferences are continuing talks that could lead to a collaboration of media rights and expanded scheduling partnerships.

"We had heartfelt conversations with our Affiliate leaders during our annual conference earlier this month and are continuing to move forward in a constructive way," she said in a statement.

"Despite this action being overturned on appeal by the Football Conference in June, Forest Green are continuing with an appeal to the Football Association".

"All we're doing with these hapless efforts at conference diplomacy is continuing to talk while North Korea continues to build nuclear weapons".

The purpose of the conference was and is continuing education for veterinarians in New York State.

But as the Paris Climate Change Conference commences, Beijing is continuing to encourage its residents to stay indoors to protect themselves from the choking smog which has covered the Chinese capital since Friday.

The minister said at a news conference that talks were continuing with auditors in "a very friendly and constructive climate," and that he expected the team back on Sept. 14 for a second phase once Athens had finalized a draft of the national budget for 2012.

The minister told reporters at a news conference that talks were continuing with auditors in "a very friendly and constructive climate," and that he expected the team back on Sept. 14 for a second phase once the Greek government had finished a draft of the national budget for 2012.

He told a business conference that lending is continuing to fall while the "bonus as usual culture" prevails.

Roger Ormisher, a Fisker spokesman, said in a telephone interview after the conference call that talks were continuing with the Energy Department on "agreeable milestones and deadlines".