Sentence examples for joint gathering from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Cardinal Ratzinger blocked German Catholics from sharing communion with their Lutheran brethren at a 2003 joint gathering.

The meeting should be a joint gathering with all the labor leaders and not individual sessions.

This joint gathering led to more participation from the union republics on foreign policy implementation, elaboration and coordination.

Hillary Clinton fielded questions Friday from two journalists serving as moderators at a joint gathering of the National Association of Black Journalists and National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

The Vatican has dismissed as premature suggestions of a joint gathering between Catholic and Orthodox churches to mark the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicea in 2025.

The UK sent four Tornado jets to Cyprus to carry out reconnaissance flights (they are still there and could be used in an offensive capacity); it also sent a Rivet Joint intelligence gathering aircraft and it was ready to employ Chinook helicopters and some supporting ground troops to rescue stranded civilians.

Outside Washington, 42 states have established intelligence "fusion centers" -- centralized locations where local, state and federal officials operate joint information-gathering and analysis operations.

"It's one thing to say that people expect phone companies to occasionally provide information to law enforcement," he wrote, but "it is quite another to suggest that our citizens expect all phone companies to operate what is effectively a joint intelligence-gathering operation with the Government".

As Nash and Goguen's "friendship developed," they enjoyed "joint family gatherings," took "vacations together," went "mountain biking together," and also exercised together, it said.

As Nash and Goguen's "friendship developed," they enjoyed "joint family gatherings," took "vacations together," went "mountain biking together," and also exercised together.

Unlike 30 years ago, he said, the phone companies are now operating "what is effectively a joint intelligence-gathering operation with the Government," and our phone call metadata, subject to "almost-Orwellian" government technology, is far more revealing now than it was then.