Sentence examples for exceptional assembly from inspiring English sources

Unveiling a raft of hardline measures to counter domestic extremism on Monday, the French president told an exceptional assembly of both houses of parliament at the Palace of Versailles: "France is at war..

In formally naming M. Couve de Murville to head the French delegation at this most exceptional Assembly meeting in United Nations history, Gen. de Gaulle also foreclosed any question of his own attendance.

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said: "Antoinette has been an exceptional Assembly Member and I wholeheartedly congratulate her on today's result.

They possess an exceptional macromolecular assembly, the nephrocyte diaphragm (ND), which serves as a filtration barrier and helps maintain tissue homeostasis by filtering out wastes and toxic products.

Moreover, a rational manipulation of the porosity of big assemblies is exceptional in supramolecular chemistry.

Irrespective of the method of synthesis or the application, the translation of the exceptional molecular properties into macroscopic assemblies still remains a challenge, mainly because of the difficulty in obtaining highly dispersed and stabilized SWNT solutions for fluid-phase processing.

Thus, we favor the idea that Red-Br-nos-induced CA is more likely to be an exceptional case of de novo centrosomal assembly occurring in presence of parent centrioles.

Although the Councils of Toledo were essentially ecclesiastical assemblies, they had an exceptional impact on the government of the realm.

Note that self-assembly in acetone is exceptional for amphiphilic block copolymers containing poly(M4).

A "symposium," they write, is "an assembly of individuals contingently or, in exceptional cases, essentially persuaded that their conversation is more interesting and important than the thing they are in conversation about".

The independent mood of the two municipal assemblies was neutralized by making an exceptional procedure the rule: dictatorial powers were now granted for a fixed term that was always renewed.