Sentence examples for hosted government from inspiring English sources

Li Hailin, its 51-year-old chairman, has hosted government officials from Detroit's Wayne County at his home in central Shanghai.

In June 2011, the Center for American Progress hosted government officials, from the Pentagon, NASA and the Department of Transportation, as well as Congressional staff and former officials from intelligence organizations, for a briefing by Ms. Kean and experts from academia and foreign militaries.

Child-centred policy Besides the academics and other experts who presented papers and joined panel discussions, the UNICEF-ODI conference hosted government officials from both developing and industrialized nations.

All of the Libyan-hosted government websites we tested (i.e., the ones that are actually hosted in Libya, and not elsewhere) were unreachable.

Some of the Hubs where hosted by government (including in China and the US), by companies (including Eileen Fisher, Google, Alibaba and ICBC), or by civil society organizations (such as WWF) or universities.

Numerous sites, including some hosted by the government, were briefly closed down or defaced starting on Saturday evening, and some data was stolen, according to Israeli cyberexperts.

Douste hopes that the FTT will be prominent on the agenda when the G20 countries' Heads of State and government hosted by President Sarkozy gather for a summit November 3rd and 4th in Cannes.

Hosted by the Government of Senegal, the week-long Forum aims to mobilise young, national-level activists in fighting HIV/AIDS across Africa.

Hosted by the Government of Japan and supported by UNICEF, this year's J8 Summit will closely follow the agenda and scope of the G8 meeting of world leaders, but will concentrate specifically on issues affecting young people around the globe.

Hosted by the Government of India and supported by UNICEF, participants in the meeting will discuss cooperation for the realization of children's rights and share knowledge and information about early childhood development, children in urban environments and opportunities and issues concerning adolescents.

Hosted by the Governments of Bosnia and Herzegovina and of Germany, this Second Intergovernmental Conference on Making Europe and Central Asia Fit for Children, 13-15 May, will focus on five areas for priority action: investing in children; children moving across borders; violence against children; social exclusion; and cities fit for children.