Sentence examples for look plenary from inspiring English sources

The conference was structured from seven transdisciplinary sessions, 45 posters and one forward look plenary discussion, taking advantage of the high research quality and technological environment in a European and international context.

Afterwards Alberti, from Italy, said: "I like that there is also information specially made for children and for me personally the most interesting part was the room where you can see how the plenary looks like with all the 751 MEPs". Opening in October 2011, The Parlamentarium offers visitors from all over the world an insight into how the Parliament and the European Union function.

Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston, who heads the commission, also thanked her for her work and said the commission would look at her concerns at a plenary meeting next month.

For example, I'm especially looking forward to Caren Cooper's (@CoopSciScoop) plenary about the value of citizen scientists to conservation.

While that is very exciting-sounding - it's also the same news that popped the market 6 months ago and was re-released this morning to make it LOOK like it was a new announcement from the Plenary Session.  .

At Forbes, we'll look forward to watching for the zeitgeist, from the plenaries to the parties, and tell you all about it.

The final plenary sessions of this conference - which aims to look anew at issues concerning migration and Southeast Asia - will be held from 1 00-6 1 00-6 00n the Townsend Center for the Humanities.

I look forward to listening to some of you at the plenary of the Special Session, at the round tables and at the many other events that will take place this week.

Participants then reconvened for a plenary exercise to aggregate these "top priority" needs and look for commonalities.

The AAS is looking for ways to lessen the disruption to its meeting, Marvel says, such as webcasting plenary sessions and allowing non-government researchers to give talks on behalf of their federal collaborators.

Just look at the plot for coral reefs in the Caribbean that Jeremy Jackson referred to repeatedly in his excellent plenary talk last week at the International Coral Reef Symposium (where he was given the Darwin Medal — yay!).