Sentence examples for evening summit from inspiring English sources

May is meeting Donald Tusk, the European council president, before she addresses the 27 heads of state and government at the evening summit.

Ahead of the evening summit, a session of eurozone finance ministers broke up without agreement after the troika of lenders – the European Central Bank (ECB), the IMF, and the European commission – dismissed Greek reform proposals from earlier in the week.

The Thursday evening summit focused on economic policy options and was to be followed by another meeting of the 17 eurozone leaders at which Mario Draghi, the head of the European Central Bank, was to brief the meeting and was expected to name and blame countries failing to implement adequate structural reform.

Cameron is due to attend the Tuesday evening summit dinner and explain Britain's position before going back to London, leaving the remaining 27 member states to discuss on Wednesday how to handle the biggest blow to the bloc in its 60-year history.

Senior EU officials rushed on Thursday to prevent the early morning summit deal to resolve the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone from unravelling.

G8 sources said last night the summit would agree to a $50bn increase in aid by 2010, but campaigners said this amounted to $20bn in new money.

Merkel comes to Friday evening's summit in Brussels armed with stiff new prescriptions to defend the euro and ringfence the Greek crisis.

In the run-up to Tuesday evening's summit called as a result of the Sunday referendum, eurozone leaders demanded that Tsipras present specific proposals.

That evening, the summit director, editor, and meeting owner can select the best questions and add ones they feel should have been asked; the executive team can formulate responses to the more provocative ones; and the rest can be parceled out to the appropriate executive team members.

This time, the President, in his televised speech the night the summit ended (December 10th), and even more so in a statement the following day, claimed, incorrectly, that the Soviets had yielded on the issue of the Strategic Defense Initiative (S.D.I ., giving us the leeway to do whatever testing we wanted, regardless of the strictures in the antiballistic-missile (A.B.M).

The Indians and Pakistanis did not answer questions on Monday night or this morning about the summit meeting or give any official explanations of what went wrong.