Sentence examples for into plenary from inspiring English sources

At the United Nations, the General Assembly was called into plenary session and the Secretary General, U Thant, simply said that it was his solemn duty to express for all of them "the most profound sorrow at this tragic event and to convey our condolences to the family and to the Government and people of the United States".

The four-day fall conference was broken up into plenary sessions, where SVN brought together successful entrepreneurs to present, often in an interactive interview format.

I just nodded at her, stared into her plenary eyes and nodded.

'This is what is going into the plenary and this is it,' he said.

Initially an appraisal proceeding, Xura morphed into a plenary action after appraisal discovery revealed questionable conduct primarily by a seller's CEO.

Perhaps I was naïve to think that flowing from the small contact groups, ideally with a representative from each delegation, into the plenary for a final vote would be smooth, but that was certainly not the case.

Publishers as members of a powerful media industry have available enormous resources to influence the legislative and executive branches of government to achieve their goal of transforming copyright from a limited statutory monopoly into a plenary proprietary monopoly.

Since Cites parties last met in Bangkok in 2013, discussions of the scourge of corruption has shifted from the corridors into open plenary and at this month's meeting parties will have before them, for the first time, a dedicated resolution on prohibiting, preventing and countering corruption.

You can always get a seat at a session on the banshee's funeral call at Renaissance Society of America conferences, but just try squeezing into a plenary session on the size of a Medici ruff.

A considerable number of Forum women remain here, many of them leaders of non-governmental organizations that have consultative or observer status with the U. N. To step into the plenary hall where the line-up of nation after nation has been delivering status reports, or replying to another nation's insults or challenges, is to hear women's condition discussed.

Marching arm in arm into the plenary hall on the final day, the message could not have been clearer: it was not only those in the streets of Paris, New York and elsewhere who were demanding a strong agreement, but a groundswell of responsible countries as well.