Sentence examples for gathering in some from inspiring English sources

Laura will consider the ILCN's recent progress, including the hosting of its first Congress in Berlin, Germany in October 2015 -- a gathering in some 90 private and civic sector conservationists from 27 nations gathered to share insights in the fields of conservation finance, law and policy, organization and program administration, as well as stewardship strategies.

And I think the news gathering in some way will continue.

The term "town hall" conjures up images of townsfolk gathering in some New England hamlet.

In Novara in Piedmont, the mayor issued an order this summer prohibiting groups of three or more people from gathering in some public parks between 11 30 p.m. and 6 a.m.

When I would watch television and see a conflict gathering in some remote part of the world, I found it impossible to stay still, not to pick up the phone and ask to be sent there, and as a result I developed skills: intuition, bravery, the ability to talk or push my way into any situation, on to any helicopter or boat leaving for a dangerous place.

The predawn meal is a festive social gathering in some Middle Eastern cultures, but many American Muslims can't relate.

But a defining feature of systems that truly deserve the label "inquisitorial" is judicial primacy in fact-gathering, found in some--but again, not all--civil-law systems.

I recall an international botanical gathering in Cambridge some 20 years ago; we had set out in a coach for some local nature reserve, and I took the opportunity of asking William about cultivated varieties of cannabis, the illegal growing of which was just becoming a problem.

For example, Stoke-on-Trent city council is banning "large gatherings" in some car parks; Lincoln has outlawed drinking and "legal highs" in the city centre; and it is claimed that motorists are effectively banned from entering Turner Rise retail park in Colchester, Essex, unless they are going shopping because of a PSPO introduced in January aimed at tackling noisy boy racers.

III). Crowd gathering in Battery Park - some having spent the night there in order to get a good seat - to hear the Pope speak at 11 a.m.

In posing questions to Mr. Rumsfeld at a gathering in Mosul, some soldiers from the 101st Airborne touched on issues that Mr. Rumsfeld seemed uncomfortable answering, including why the United States has not found evidence of illegal weapons program, and whether a decision had been made on what unit would relieve the division when its scheduled year in Iraq ends in February.