Sentence examples for emergency conferences from inspiring English sources

The international aviation community is busy arranging emergency conferences to sur vey all possible means of deal ing with the sabotage threat —a threat that would cripple the airline industry by shatter ing the public's confidence.

By "solution" we don't mean just increased dialogue; a well-intentioned cottage industry of emergency conferences of ministers of antiquities and preservation supporters has sprung up in recent months.

An out-of-town worker was summoned to an emergency conference at the Office of Economic Opportunity.

DETROIT — Late last month, the top executives of General Motors convened for an emergency conference call.

ROME — It was supposed to be an emergency conference on food shortages, climate change and energy.

The boycott was overturned at an emergency conference a few weeks later.

After Wednesday's attack, the security and education ministries convened another emergency conference call with police officials.

The scene was subdued, reported the Wall Street Journals' Paul Sonne: Ukrainian national anthem now playing at Regions emergency conference.

The New Yorker, June 4 , 1966P. 29 An out-of-town worker was summoned to an emergency conference at the Office of Economic Opportunity.

But on an emergency conference call with analysts on Thursday to announce the bank's stunning $2 billion trading loss, his message was frustratingly vague.

On May 12 , 1942 he assembled an emergency conference of American Zionists in New York City; the convention decided upon the establishment of a Jewish commonwealth in Palestine after the war.