Sentence examples for conferences convened from inspiring English sources

Meetings were called, conferences convened; a campaign was initiated to boycott the young artist's exhibitions.

Mr. DeWine described the monthly conferences convened by the judge as drawing 35 to 40 lawyers representing the Fannie defendants.

The closest any of the 20 international conferences convened so far have come to acknowledging the problem is in the resolution adopted in Lima in December last year.

The 1910 World Missionary Conference (WMC) was preceded by five interdenominational conferences convened by societies for foreign missions in both Great Britain and the United States.

These talks have attracted more of the important Somali players than any of the dozen or so past peace conferences convened since 1991, when the dictatorship of Muhammad Siad Barre was overthrown.

In contrast, studies with preliminary findings were defined as those quoted in newspapers that had not yet been published in a journal but had been presented in scientific or press meetings, such as conferences convened by professional or academic organizations, or those initiated by the general press, private institutions, commercial organizations and public relations companies.

These conferences convene youth from around the world to recognize their work in furthering sustainable development practices as outlined in the Millennium Development Goals.

She died before the conference convened.

The paper was presented at a conference convened by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

The first of these was a national reconciliation conference convened by King Ḥamad in July 2011.

(Just last year, the conference convened six times, one meeting short of 2001 and 2003).