Sentence examples for his congresses from inspiring English sources

Renzi, a keen admirer of President Obama and American author Dave Eggers, is a frequent Twitter user who plays U2 tracks at his congresses and recently posed in a leather jacket and white T-shirt in imitation of the Fonzie character from the old sit-com "Happy Days".

Mr Singh may want foreign policy to be made for strategic reasons, but his Congress-party boss, Sonia Gandhi, says otherwise.

But his Congress-led government has, by its own admission, taken the slow road on structural reforms, even as it has enjoyed an average 9percentt growth during its tenure.

And it seems that not a month goes by without Chinese companies winning contracts to build power stations, roads, telecoms and other infrastructure in Bangladesh.Mr Singh is to visit next week, and his Congress-party boss, Sonia Gandhi, visited last month, but China's leader in waiting, Xi Jinping, visited Bangladesh more than a year ago.

Singh, who has been repeatedly criticised for presiding over a series of scandals that badly undermined support for his party, defended his Congress-led government's record since it was first elected in 2004, saying 140 million people had been pulled out of poverty.

After another round of his congress proposals were rejected, Metternich now stood back from the Eastern Question, watching as the Treaty of Adrianople was signed in September 1829.

His self-described inspiration for his Kiev congress is even more peculiar than his self-presentation.

His 20th congress speech and his reforms were the first blow struck at what had seemed an unshakable totalitarian system.

Bernard Thibault, leader of the country's most powerful union, is under pressure to flex his muscles ahead of a leadership vote at his union congress in December.Much depends on Mr Sarkozy's ability to keep simmering discontent under control by soothing the unions and those worried about losing their jobs.

I remember my deep indignation last year when I heard then-President Dmitry Medvedev tell his party congress that he and Vladimir Putin, who was then prime minister, would switch places, and that this decision had been made long ago.

In a bellicose speech last week to his party congress, Mr. Milosevic called the opposition "a group of bribed weaklings and blackmailed profiteers and thieves," bought "with substantial financial resources funneled from abroad".