Sentence examples for its conferences from inspiring English sources

Rentokil appears to have bowed to investor pressure to split up the different divisions of the company, saying it would sell its conferences business.

Emhof said the foundation gets most of its money from individuals or philanthropic groups, but uses corporate donations mainly to sponsor its conferences, which it calls education "summits".

Over many years, the party has gradually been ratcheting up the "rally" aspect of its conferences, but this year it has reached new heights (or rather lows).

Rather, through its conferences and publications, it enables lawyers to identify themselves as committed to a conservative judicial ideology, said Steven M. Teles, the author of "The Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement: The Battle for Control of the Law" About 46percentt of Mr. Bush's appeals court judges are Federalist Society associates, according to an Alliance for Justice review.

In the past, Women 2.0 generated revenue primarily from ticket sales and sponsorship of its conferences and other events, which it held in 25 cities around the world including in the U.S., Canada, U.K., parts of Asia and Latin America.

It attributed its growth to expanded partnerships, strong attendance at its conferences and demand for its new software.

On Wednesday, it will open its conference schedule against Syracuse.

Should Belmont qualify for the N.C.A.A. tournament by winning its conference tournament this week, it will join Vanderbilt.

Seven days ago, it was blown out in its conference opener.

It now serves as one of its conference centers.

Neither team won its conference in the regular season.