Sentence examples for in constant session from inspiring English sources

While Paynter was persuading the NUM to face realities, Robens was in constant session with ministers and civil servants, lobbying for the industry's salvation.

He immediately substituted a small War Cabinet of five, which was to be in constant session, for the body of 23 that had hitherto conducted affairs.

He said that the group does not condone such actions, but added: "What's a smashed door compared to the unwinding of free and higher education?" The protesters say that they intend the occupation to be in constant session.

During the Uprising, on 19 February, 1831, a new law declared the Sejm in constant session.

Courts of first instance existed in each voivodeship and were in constant session, with judges elected by the regional sejmik assemblies.

A new executive assembly, the 36-strong Permanent Council comprising five ministries with limited legislative powers, was established, giving the Commonwealth a governing body in constant session between Sejms and therefore immune to their liberum veto disruptions.

Families pitched their tents around a forest clearing where log benches and a rude preaching platform constituted an outdoor church that remained in almost constant session for three or four days.

The band was in constant demand for recording sessions, as well as movies (Sun Valley Serenade in 1941 and Orchestra Wives in 1942).

Mr. Ryan grew up on Macdougal Street, and even while attending elementary school at St. Anthony of Padua church on Sullivan Street, he was washing beer mugs in local bars around Bleecker Street, where he would later participate in the constant jam sessions, wheeling his Hammond B3 organ from club to club, he said.

Bookings for recording session work also came flooding in and for the next three decades, Love and Jackson were in constant demand to work with rock and pop singers as well as soul stars.

Teachers are also targeted during the training sessions so that they can act as reference points for the students who are in constant contact with them.