Sentence examples for delegations around the from inspiring English sources

Cameron says he has taken trade delegations around the world.

I've led delegations around the world to watch voting and this is the kind of thing you expect in a third-world country, not in the United States of America".

As some men showed journalists and a government delegation around the scene of the killings, they wondered aloud how the Americans could attack so indiscriminately when searching for just one man who, they said, was not even in the village.

It attracts delegations from around the world and is well placed strategically.

Ms Falk says that in the early 1990s a constant stream of business delegations from around the country visited the malt factory.

More than six hours of talks were held behind closed doors, even when the delegations moved around the famous horse-shoe-shaped table, but diplomats said all the discussions proceeded in a businesslike manner without heated rhetoric.

Trust me, it would stimulate a real peace debate within Israel — especially if Palestinians invited youth delegations from around the Arab world to join the marches, carrying the Saudi peace initiative in Hebrew and Arabic.

Delegations from around the country were denied the floor to demand that voting for the next party president be opened to the rank and file for the first time.

Then he will travel in procession to Etchmiadzin, the center of the Armenian church, for a ceremony in which he will light a lantern on an altar, and that light will be shared with the delegations from around the world, each of which will have brought its own lantern.

Strong backing from the foreign ministers in Córdoba could tip the balance against the commission which up till now has been responsible for the scores of EU delegations scattered around the world but which, under the new regime created by the Lisbon treaty, will find its powers curbed by the revival of traditional diplomacy under a European banner, rather than national flags.

Delegations from around the world have been meeting in Geneva over the past two weeks to debate how to keep alive the 45 year-old compromise between the nuclear haves and have-nots known as the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), and it has not gone all that well.