Sentence examples for congresses years from inspiring English sources

Was it a normal situation when over 13 years elapsed between the 18th and 19th Party Congresses, years during which our party and our country had experienced so many important events?

In an election and party-congress year, it may be harder for both governments to take a soft line.

In 1908, a Universal Esperanto Association was established, but even before that Esperantists had begun holding international congresses every year.

And either could be better positioned to maneuver their allies and protégés into top seats at the next congress five years from now, halfway through Mr. Xi's likely decade-long tenure, when several members of the committee would be expected to retire.

Hopkins, at age 68, was senior to every delegate there, and was the only one of the 55 delegates who had attended the Albany Congress 20 years earlier.

But he was dropped from the Politburo in 1986 when the ruling party adopted market reforms, and he was sharply criticized in the People's Army congress that year as autocratic.

The average number of published abstracts per congress per year was 858, ranging from 705 (2001) to 987 (2005).

Inclusion criteria included free papers presented at the 2008 and 2010 ESSKA congresses, as these years would allow for evaluation of all corresponding papers published within five years of presentation.

The International Society for Horticultural Science, formed in 1959 with permanent headquarters in The Hague, sponsors international congresses every four years.

Communist countries normally have party congresses every few years, but North Korea hasn't held one since 1980.

These two bodies have sponsored international safety congresses every three years since 1955.