She is planning a major conference of experts on prostitution in France and Europe.
It took a conference of experts to challenge Mr. Bacque's charges.
And in Washington, you start by convening a conference of experts.
A conference of experts brought together last year in Wilton Park in Britain concluded that there is a "surprisingly weak evidence base for the effectiveness of aid in promoting stabilization and security objectives" in Afghanistan.
The current head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Allison M. Macfarlane, a geologist, expressed strong reservations about the site before she was appointed, and once organized a conference of experts to look for better alternatives.
MARK GREEN -- Mr. Green, the city's public advocate, initially proposed a "summit conference" of experts to plan the building of 50,000 dwellings in five years at an estimated cost of $1 billion.
To prepare for this 50th anniversary, Graham Allison, whose book "Essence of Decision" makes him the dean of scholars of the crisis, recently hosted a conference of experts at the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center.
Representative Charles E. Schumer, a Brooklyn Democrat who was an author of the law struck down, called for a conference of experts to consider how a new law might be written.
In order to share the latest information on CoPs for enteric vaccines and to discuss novel approaches to correlate mucosal immune responses in humans with protection, the Foundation Mérieux organized an international conference of experts where potential CoPs for vaccines were examined using case-studies for both bacterial and viral enteric pathogens.
He was a scientific adviser to the United States delegation at the Conference of Experts held in Geneva in 1958, a meeting of Western and Soviet bloc nations to explore methods for detecting and monitoring nuclear explosions conducted in violation of a possible treaty to suspend tests.
