Sentence examples for held in parallel from inspiring English sources

The Damascus conference was originally supposed to be held in parallel with the Annapolis conference last autumn.

They have been held in parallel with meetings in the US, where Barack Obama is also under pressure from army chiefs to send in more troops.

His chief opponent will be Horacio Serpa, a Liberal whom he defeated in 2002 and who won a party primary held in parallel with the legislative vote.

In an open primary election held in parallel with the legislative vote, Horacio Serpa was chosen as the Liberal presidential candidate.

In 1960, at the Rome summer Olympics, the competitions were being held in parallel; the term "paralympics" was probably originally meant to refer to paraplegia, but now means "alongside" the Olympics, and was first used officially in 1988.

He said it was important to remember how far the Paralympic movement had come since 1988, when the Seoul Games marked the first time that it had been held in parallel with the Olympics in the same host city.

As the funeral was held in Italy, a parallel memorial event took place outside the Italian embassy in London, organised by Paz Zárate, a close friend of Regeni.

Governor Jerry Brown conducted his own very expansive trip to China earlier this year, then held in effect a parallel summit to the Obama-Xi summit in Rancho Mirage, California, meeting separately with the Chinese president, whom he already knew, and hosting China's first couple for much of the summit's weekend.

Preservation of appendages projecting forwards in some specimens and backwards in others is less likely if the appendages are held in an orientation parallel to the axial plane of the body.

In parallel, six prawns held in air-saturated water (normoxia) were pooled as each negative control tank.

Previous rounds (I attended all seven held in the past three years) were often parallel monologues with little actual negotiation.