Sentence examples for meeting addressing from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's meeting, addressing its budget and other issues, was covered live by Christine Haughney.

After the loss, she closed the door to the visiting locker room and called her emergency meeting, addressing her teammates who sat stunned as they examined their bruises of mind and body.

Updated at 3.26pm GMT 3.12pm GMT As Robert Chote continues, here's an extract from his letter ahead of the committee meeting, addressing some of the issues with the OBR costing all party proposals: First and foremost, it would be essential to establish clear 'rules ofthe game' for all involved, well before the election, and to ensure that adequate resources were in place to do the job properly.

Sharon Anderholm Wiener, acting Ambassador for the Office of Global Women's Issues, noted at a meeting addressing Turkish-Americans in April 2013 that the rules and regulations protecting women's rights in Turkey are in place.

The head of the Mexican delegation to the 49th U.S.-Mexico Inter-Parliamentary Group on June 11 opened the meeting addressing his U.S. counterparts: "The Mexican people are terribly offended by these deeds and I know that you are offended and hurt too by the death of the two Mexicans".

On Monday, it was my great honor to speak before Ambassadors Samantha Power (United States) and Cristian Barros Melet (Chile), who hosted a closed discussion amongst Security Council and other United Nations members at the Council's first-ever meeting addressing the plight of LGBT refugees and human rights.

"I intend to say this is my policy, follow me," he told a hustings meeting addressed by all three leadership candidates.

The May 4th meeting addressed issues that related more to the traditional voting-rights concerns of African-Americans than to those of Latinos.

Evening before polling began the interviewers were briefed at a meeting addressed by Mrs. Ralph Morris, president of the local League; Mrs. George Vietheer, Techniques Chairman; Mrs. Howard Hintz, first vice-president.

Naomi Wayne writes: As a 17-year-old first-year law student at the LSE in 1968, I dropped in on a lunchtime meeting addressed by Tony Benn.

Last month, Islamic militants in Qazvin broke up a meeting addressed by a leading liberal who supports the reformist President Mohammad Khatami.