Sentence examples for imminent conference from inspiring English sources

The consultant in charge then announced an imminent conference call with a client.

Sánchez believed that the "debate was hijacked by the institutions, jailed by an academic world full of concepts and fancy words, and condemned to take the course of the imminent conference of the UNEAC [Cuban Writers and Artists Union].

In collaboration with composer and academic Robert Davidson – the man responsible for Julia Gillard's misogyny speech: the musical – we gathered together complaints and irritations regarding the imminent G20 conference, and set them to music in the grand tradition of complaints choirs.

On 9 October Otto Dietrich of the German Ministry of Propaganda, quoting Hitler himself, forecast in a press conference imminent destruction of the armies defending Moscow.

China's hosting of the APEC conference and imminent entry into the World Trade Organization in early November are also important events in their own right, and tangibly symbolize China's integration into the global economy.

Scott said he did not foresee any more imminent expansion, but added that conference consolidation made too much financial sense for it not to eventually happen.

(Last week, the transportation secretary, Ray LaHood, used almost identical language to deflect a question about his imminent plans at a news conference about the Boeing 787; he announced his departure this week).

What if the third world war breaks out?" We agree that in the case of a new law criminalising actions I habitually perform, third world war or imminent comet impact, a family conference will be held where it is decided whether I should be informed.

But the whole chaotic day would have been less embarrassing if: the prime minister had not already done a pre-emptive media conference hailing the imminent economic unburdening of the nation from the "axing" of the tax. the government had not itself forced through a "gag" motion, which then robbed it of the chance to let the debate continue while the amendment was negotiated.

Coach Jim Caldwell had given no indication that major changes were imminent in his Monday news conference, but the team announced the dismissals a few hours later.

The timing may have been affected by the tragic death in Chistopol Prison of Anatoly T. Marchenko, by the imminent recess of the Vienna Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, or by the Soviet decision to resume nuclear testing once the United States conducts its next test.