Sentence examples for forthcoming conferences from inspiring English sources
I hope that there is a role for people like him and Dr Abdi in the forthcoming conferences on Somalia.
It posted information about forthcoming conferences, demos, meetings and events, bringing together a community of women from all backgrounds in a way that was, then, revolutionary.
The researchers intend to report as much to a forthcoming conference of the National Association for Surface Finishing in Louisville, Kentucky.Proof, though, will come with use.
New EU legislation is also on the way with implications for procurement that will form the focus of a forthcoming conference organised by Social Business International and E3M.
One scholar who isn't that concerned with the changing demography is the man who helped organize the forthcoming conference, Howard Dodson, the chief of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.
The dispute has increasingly centred on two Respect meetings in Galloway's east London constituency to decide the delegate list for the party's forthcoming conference.
The Independent and Space for Giants' elephant campaign calls on world leaders at the forthcoming conference to take urgent steps to end the alarming decline of Africa's elephants.
If Michael Gove wants to cock a snook at political orthodoxy he could use his forthcoming conference speech to commit to working with teachers, parents, local authorities, employers and upils, to build a long-term consensus for further steady improvement.
Václav Klaus, the Czech president and prominent climate sceptic, has condemned a controversial billboard campaign used by a rightwing US thinktank to advertise the forthcoming conference at which he is scheduled to give the keynote speech.
Both have said that next year's national poll must come first, with Khan even declining to take part in a London fringe debate at Labour's forthcoming conference.
The issue will be discussed at the forthcoming conference of the National Association of Head Teachers, which is concerned about the precarious position in which many senior leaders now find themselves, says Russell Hobby, the general secretary.
