Sentence examples for meetings emphasized from inspiring English sources

Speaking as thousands of protesters gathered just out of earshot in a nearby Brussels park, Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, the body that organizes the leaders' summit meetings, emphasized "green shoots" of recovery and said growth was returning, albeit slowly.

These meetings emphasized improved epidemic preparedness and epidemic response.

These meetings emphasized improved epidemic preparedness, epidemic response, and highlighted standardized assessment and reform.

The informal type of evidence used, which was the expert consultation meetings, emphasized the fact that evidence was subject to what the actors considered important and relevant and also what they perceived evidence to be.

Officials said the meetings emphasize collaboration, as well as education.

The Family's activities, which are conducted through a loose network of nonprofit corporations and prayer meetings, emphasize what it calls "leadership development" among members and the recruitment as disciples of current and future leaders in politics and business.

Much of Mr. Dana's most recent advice for Mr. Peterson has centered on auditions and "taking meetings," emphasizing the importance of letting his personality come through as well as letting them know he can act.

The staff meetings emphasize physical and psychosocial problems, such as pain, difficult breathing, defecation, problems in getting up from bed, not feeling well, the amount of food eaten, anxiety.

The Monterrey Consensus – the outcome of that first meeting – emphasized that every nation has primary responsibility for its own economic and social development.

Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert, in their comments before the meeting, emphasized the importance of that issue, and earlier this week, Mr. Bush spoke by telephone with three prominent Republican members of the House Committee on Education and the Work Force.

But Rothenberger and others at the meeting emphasized that a viable hydrogen storage material would have to give up the gas when it is needed.