Sentence examples for convention areas from inspiring English sources

Theme parks divide up the whole spaces into attractions, F&B areas, shopping areas, convention areas, etc.

Across Cleveland, worries about violence led the head of the local police union to ask Ohio Gov. John Kasich to rescind the right of gun owners to openly carry weapons near the convention areas.

Fishing in convention areas of Regional Fisheries Management Organizations by non-party vessels.

By convention, areas with the most contrast should be displayed as bright on LGE imaging (ie, shortest T1 on T1 maps).

However, as this provision only applies to the convention areas, which by definition is open ocean, it is most likely to assist with the establishment of marine reserves and the conservation of marine species.

A blue and yellow mobile, mimicking stadium confetti, hangs over the glass stairway leading to a lower-level Boca Juniors shop and a convention area with a capacity of 200.

Other noteworthy projects include a heavily subsidized $70 million Westin Hotel and entertainment district in the city's convention area, and a $7 million renovation of the Lyric, a former vaudeville theater nearly 100 years old and barely used since 1958.

There were a number of spots around the convention area where fans could have their picture taken looking as if they were pulling in a catch while climbing the outfield fence at Yankee Stadium, or where they could pose for their own baseball card.

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It is the sense of the Congress that the Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of State, should seek support for a recommendation by the Commission to ban large-scale driftnet fishing (as that term is defined in section 3(16)  of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act [16 U.S.C. 1802(16)]) in the Convention area.

The Secretary shall suspend at any time the application of any such regulation when, after consultation with the Secretary of State and the United States Commissioners, he determines that fishing operations in the Convention area of a contracting party for whom the regulations are effective are such as to constitute a serious threat to the achievement of the Commission's recommendations.