Sentence examples for conferences given from inspiring English sources

The opposition media speculates on his campaign role almost daily and he is repeatedly the subject of questions at news conferences given by presidential candidates.

"Zippo" was prefaced by Mr. Kline's "Three Rumsfeld Songs," which uses texts taken from news conferences given by Donald Rumsfeld in 2003, including "As we know, there are known knowns".

When Sawicki first took the job at Excellence, he attended conferences given by Sax and others on single-sex education, and at all of them he'd stand up and say: "Tell me what is it that I should do?

On a day that the Pakistani government cracked down on the daily anti-American news conferences given by the Taliban's ambassador in Islamabad, Osama bin Laden appeared to find a new avenue of propaganda: children.

"They've offered the stadium for conferences, given us a banner for the Pride march, donated prizes for fundraisers and helped us meet up with the LGBT groups from other teams – short of giving us cash, which wouldn't solve anything anyway, they've been brilliant.

Although these young scientists welcome the initiative, they remain dubious, because the draft legislation isn't specific about how many of these posts will go to researchers and maîtres de conferences, given that engineers and administrative staff are also included.

Overhead, the glass pavilion for conferences gives on to a panoramic terrace topped by a tower.

Blair at Labour party conferences: " Give just as much to our country as we intend to give.

I also teach, advise students, attend conferences, give talks, do readings — and, of course, try to maintain my ties to family and friends.

Informal meetings at related conferences give scientists a chance to discuss résumés, teaching tricks, job searches, and their own goals for their field's future.

"Conferences" give me the creeps, and "gatherings" sound like the province of wiccans and hippies, neither of whom have expressed much enthusiasm for Dirty Jobs.