Sentence examples for election conference from inspiring English sources

After Trump's election, conference has been very busy.

One attendee described the conference as "the nastiest election conference I've ever attended".

Last weekend, a major coup d'etat occurred at NOW's election conference in Indianapolis.

Ahead of the election conference itself, a group of long-time feminists who were upset with the direction that NOW had taken decided to organize a resistance.

His strategies at the top were influencing mine daily, and I listened to him lead election conference calls or speak to rooms of communicators as Republican National Committee communications director.

Let us revisit briefly its pre-election conference a year ago as one example of the lifelessness.

A year earlier at Labour's pre-election conference in Blackpool Trimble broke with tradition and became the first ever unionist chief to address the party.

In a pre-election conference call, Mr. Obama referred to the powerful symbolism of his daughters playing on the South Lawn of the White House, a building built with slave labor.

Sturgeon's keynote speech to her party's pre-election conference also included an ambitious initiative to improve the early detection of cancer, backed by £30m from the extra £1bn already committed to the health budget over the next four years.

After making a ferocious class warrior's speech at Labour's pre-election conference in 1945 ("Your speech may have cost us victory," he was warned) he narrowly failed to win Tory Pudsey in Clem Attlee's landslide.

— Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, responding to comments that Mitt Romney made during a post-election conference call with some of the top fund-raisers and donors to his campaign.