Sentence examples for congress of today from inspiring English sources

There is no reason to think that the Congress of 2018 will be any braver than the Congress of today.

But it was not to be in the Congress of today.

Congress of that day, like Congress of today, had passed a law denying equality of rights to one group of people: slaves.

The former Bush speechwriter compares the ethically-challenged but functional Congress of the 1950s to the more professionalized but gridlock-laden Congress of today.

He misreads John Updike's "blue mailboxes" speech at the Pen congress of 1986.

At the writers' congress of 1967, he and others had called for the abolition of censorship, and been expelled from the party, but censorship was eased under Dubcek.

Martin writes about the Party congress of 1980, when Kim Jong Il, then still the young dauphin, was elected to the five-person presidium of the politburo.

During the 14th congress of 1992, the first after the Tiananmen Square massacre, there was no such idea as "citizen" as the atmosphere of repression had silenced society.

In the fall of that year, a congress of 2,000 delegates representing all tendencies in Lithuanian public life gathered in Vilnius and passed a resolution demanding the establishment of an autonomous Lithuanian state within ethnic boundaries.

Mr Mégret, elected head of his National Front at the weekend congress of 2,000 followers in Marignane, one of the four southern towns held by the far right, takes with him a group of former high-flying technocrats.

At the party congress of May 1971, with the Stalinists back in power, a compromise was worked out whereby Novotný was reinstated in the party in exchange for leniency toward the ousted Dubček.