Sentence examples for conferences dedicated to from inspiring English sources

The hotel will house a library of his works and will be used to host conferences dedicated to his memory, he said.

He attended conferences dedicated to his father and used them, along with editorial forewords or afterwords, to attack with relish and disdain those who offended against Nabokovian principles.

Anyone who attended one of the many conferences dedicated to his work observed how conscientiously he listened to every paper (whether by a famous thinker or a graduate student), took careful notes, and asked polite but searching questions.

In the last year, some half-dozen books on the subject have been published; Princeton and Yale have held conferences dedicated to religious liberalism, and the recent annual meetings of the American Historical Association and the American Academy of Religion included panel discussions on the topic.

On Thursday alone, the city played host to at least 10 news conferences dedicated to convention-rooted ire, from the gravely serious (a Chinatown gathering to denounce the war's impact on immigrants) to the exceedingly mundane ("protest organizers meet to distribute newspapers through the subway systems").

Stalls selling clothes don't usually feature at conferences dedicated to foreign investment.

A Japanese delegation arrived in La Paz, and participated in a government-sponsored conference dedicated to "the future of Bolivian industry".

Devotees compiled a readers' guide and organized an academic conference dedicated to Pirsig's unifying idea, the Metaphysics of Quality.

The week I'm in Qatar, Doha also plays host to a TEDx conference, dedicated to disseminating "ideas worth spreading".

In 1995 Mukhtarov, a professional ceramist, took part in a UN conference dedicated to lost culture in Uzbekistan.

On September 1st nearly 900 people, from institutional investors to social entrepreneurs, gathered in San Francisco for SoCap09, a conference dedicated to building "social capital markets".