Sentence examples for conferences set out from inspiring English sources

The conferences set out to get these people talking.

Boris Johnson mounted the platform at the Conservative party conference, set out his script, then peered around and demanded: "Where is Dave?" In the seventh row of the stalls, was the answer.

The conference set out to share and promote new scientific findings from a range of disciplines that advance research on land use policy in China.

The conference set out to review the impacts of the transformation of human socio-economic activities on land-use change and associated policy making from both a Chinese and a global perspective.

The Council's proposals for the planning of the Twelfth Session of the Conference set out in document C 63/4-Rev.1, were circulated to all Member Nations and Associate Members on 8 August 1963.

The UK Independence party has chosen the day with a press conference setting out its cultural agenda.

The conference must set out priorities in the areas of political stability, reform of the security and justice sectors and initiatives to address sexual and gender-based violence.

The Busan conference tentatively set out plans to build a new "global partnership for development effectiveness", the modalities of which will be worked on in the months leading up to June 2012.

The conference mostly set out to define the final outlines of a treaty that will be negotiated over the next year, and in that regard "the meeting got done what was needed," Mr. Diringer said.

The Belgian monarch enlisted Stanley, who was the first man to cross the entire African continent from east to west, to map out the territory and then buy up large swathes of land from local chieftains to create a gigantic area which was to become the King's personal plaything in 1885, when European powers met at the Berlin Conference to set out the rules of the colonial game.

Here we summarize the main findings from the conference and set out a range of potential solutions.