Sentence examples for from the plenary from inspiring English sources

Events TODAY through SATURDAY, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. www.un.org Webcasts from the plenary sessions of the Millennium Summit at the United Nations.

Full papers from the plenary sessions by Martin Hall, Janette Deacon, Johan Binneman, Aron Mazel, and A.B. Esterhuysen; plus information about the conference and post-conference excursion -- see the conference home page.

From the plenary hall stage to the bustling bilateral meeting rooms, the sponsored lunch tables to the specially commissioned 'Marketplace' smartphone app – where 'leaders and game-changers' can arrange to come together for 'brain dates', a sort of neoliberal Tinder – there is an all-pervasive aura of buoyant razzmatazz, as if nobody can quite believe how fresh and positive Sisi's Egypt feels.

The North's nuclear weapons "are neither a political bargaining chip nor a thing for economic dealings," the official Korean Central News Agency reported, citing remarks from the plenary meeting of the Central Committee of the ruling Workers Partyy, which adopted new guidelines for the country.

Professor Tom Cortina at Carnegie Mellon University organized an NSF-sponsored summit meeting on "Addressing the Challenges of Increasing Interest in Computing at the Undergraduate Level through Institutional Transformation". The summit website includes slides from the plenary sessions and several useful background documents.

One such draft emerged from the plenary sessions late yesterday afternoon.

At Forbes, we'll look forward to watching for the zeitgeist, from the plenaries to the parties, and tell you all about it.

The book introduces the major activities of ICME-13, namely articles from the four plenary lecturers and two plenary panels, articles from the five ICMI awardees, reports from six national presentations, three reports from the thematic afternoon devoted to specific features of ICME-13.

Reports from Baghdad said the plenary meeting briefly broke up to allow consultations among the six national delegations and with Tehran.

The PTs' assessments of the course instructors were very positive, as were assessments of the interactive small group sessions with colleagues from the practice, the plenary discussions, presentations with peer and expert feedback, and the Meet the Expert session.

Perhaps I was naïve to think that flowing from the small contact groups, ideally with a representative from each delegation, into the plenary for a final vote would be smooth, but that was certainly not the case.