Sentence examples for conferences concerned with from inspiring English sources

Michael is a regular speaker at national and international conferences concerned with the development of pedagogical strategies.

The result of this study implies clinical utility of wrap therapy, which has been reported many times in Japanese academic conferences concerned with wound healing and treatment of the older people.

This is a conference concerned with all sorts of supernatural and metaphysical claims.

The 11-minute clip, directed by Reeves' Bill & Ted co-star Alex Winter (he played Bill), debuted at an event which kick-started a conference concerned with the future of quantum computing at California Institute of Technology (Caltech).

In 1994, there was organized a conference concerned with the theme of political abuse of psychiatry and attended by representatives from different former Soviet Republics — from Russia, Belarus, the Baltics, the Caucasus, and some of the Central Asian Republics.

In addition to the U.S. Canadian negotiations, Rush participated in conferences concerning Latin America with George Canning, British foreign minister and later prime minister, that led to the enunciation of the Monroe Doctrine (1823).

This conference was concerned with a wide range of polymer applications to this business, but probably 70% of the conference was of direct interest to those concerned with seals.

When the bishops met again in 1998, three years after he was named to head the Rochester diocese, Bishop Nazir-Ali presided over a conference committee concerned with Christian-Muslim relations and spoke about Islam in the world.

Indeed, even as civic leaders gathered Monday night for a lavish ball at the Palace Hotel (complete with period costumes and Enrico Caruso look-alikes), geophysicists were meeting here to begin what was being billed as the biggest earthquake conference ever, concerned with the probability of — and preparation for — another Big One.

TAMPA, Fla .— Investors at the JPMorgan shareholder conference are concerned with the bank's recently disclosed $2-billion loss and 12% plunge in their stake in the bank.

Toward this goal, the St Gallen consensus continues to strive to define a group of patients with exceptionally good prognosis who require minimal primary therapy, and much of the conference was concerned with how to improve this definition, as well as how best to treat the groups at higher risk for subsequent relapse.