The next day Allenby held a corps commanders' conference at Jenin where he ordered the pursuit to Damascus.
In the bus taking the international press corps to the conference where prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu will speak I get talking to the young diplomat who is our guide.
More than 200 participants and members of the international and Moroccan press corps packed the conference hall to take part in the opening ceremony, which featured readings from the Koran, welcoming statements, and the presentation of two prizes for children's literature.
After much pleading, he agreed to talk to his traveling press corps — the 50th news conference of the campaign.
Mr. Zhu will face the press corps in a news conference at the close of the National People's Congress next Thursday.
The music was upbeat, but the faded maps on the office wall, the tangle of wires from a jury-rigged console, and the esprit de corps around a scuffed conference table might have been those of a guerrilla redoubt.
Boreman made her charges public for the press corps at a press conference, with Dworkin, feminist lawyer Catharine MacKinnon, and members of Women Against Pornography.
At a conference of corps commanders, Currie persuaded the First Army commander General Henry Horne to make Hill 70, not the city of Lens, the main objective of the limited offensive.
So how then do we explain the entire press corps at Donald Trump's news conference on Wednesday?
" In press-corps argot, a bilateral press conference is a "two and two": the visiting head of state calls on two foreign reporters, and the President calls on two members of the White House press corps.
Virtually the entire Westminster press corps also decamps to the conferences.
