Sentence examples for conferences initially from inspiring English sources

Perhaps his most significant international contribution was co-founding in 1978, with John Peatling, the International Seminar on Religious Education and Values (Isrev), bringing together international scholars at biennial conferences, initially held alternately in Europe and North America.

While the bishops' conference initially supported the idea, traditionalists eventually carried the day, restoring the original language in all but a few instances.

Federal officials participating in the news conference initially said that Americans might be able to get the new vaccine at their doctors' offices.

Asked about the issue again by a Sky journalist later in the press conference, Corbyn initially refused to answer.

Senate members of the conference committee initially agreed to some changes to the measure, including a requirement that utilities use more renewable fuels.

He tweeted that photographers arriving at Downing Street for a press conference were initially ordered not to take shots of Larry asleep by the famous black door.

[France] Following controversial moves in which its CEO went missing from a major conference and initially appeared to have been ousted, the streaming music startup Deezer, has finally clarified the company's new structure.

Speaking at a White House news conference, Trump initially struck a diplomatic tone, saying military force was not his "preferred option".

Kasten, who had sat quietly by throughout the lengthy news conference since initially introducing Zaidi, chose this moment to interject.

Timothy Dolan, the leader of the United States Conference of Bishops, initially noted that the plan was a "first step in the right direction".

Osborne introduced the "hard-working people" line at the 2013 Conservative party conference; it was initially considered a smart move for a party seen as elitist and out of touch.