Sentence examples for introduction of conferences from inspiring English sources
What the introduction of conferences suggested last year and still suggests today, is that the AFL is reluctant to see the AFLW expand beyond the "window" of February and March.
Today's update will make the conference call creation process even easier than it was when UberConference launched, thanks to the introduction of "instant conferences".
In response to the growth and maturation of data-driven approaches, InCoB added BMC Genomics in 2009 and with the introduction of this conference supplement, BMC Systems Biology to its journal choices for submitting authors.
Nevertheless, this problem is known and several strategies for improvement have been initiated in Germany such as introduction of quality assurance conferences and pathologists' participation in round robin tests.
The collection, dated 1922 to 1963, includes some personal correspondence, letters of introduction, travel passes, notices of conferences, and a bibliography of Dr. Dieke's personal library; most items are unrelated to his teaching and research at the University.
My problem with the move at the time was that the introduction of Miami destroyed the conference's geographic integrity for the sake of expedience and money.
Program changes included a shift away from float night coverage to overnight call; the introduction of a new morning conference; and the implementation of a weekly protected half-day of focused educational experience (the Academy).
The End-of-Conference Dinner.
In 2011 TechCrunch Disrupt went global with the introduction of an emerging international market conference in Beijing, China.
When the polls showed the female vote was leaning heavily toward Ms. Feinstein, he held a press conference to support introduction of an abortion-inducing pill, RU-486.
The Atlantic Coast Conference's formal introduction of Syracuse and Pittsburgh as its newest members on Sunday morning left officials from Connecticut and Rutgers not-so-quietly exploring their options of finding a landing spot outside the Big East.
