Sentence examples for meetings represented from inspiring English sources

The meetings represented the ninth round in a series of negotiations between China and the Dalai Lama, a recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize, that began in 2002.

Andy Tennant, the executive producer, said that the taped meetings represented the first time reporters and producers met as a group to discuss ideas, some of which were discussed less formally before.

The meetings represented a sharp turn after months of acrimonious debate between the industry and an array of regulators who say that money market funds still pose a systemic threat to the financial system.

Our task is to attend those meetings, represent our members, but to organise for a sustained battle".

He has also been standing in for the ailing Abdullah for several months by chairing cabinet meetings, representing Saudi Arabia abroad and hosting foreign dignitaries.

A prosecutor asked him what he did with the coins he received at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings representing the milestones of his sobriety.

The Rangers and Astros are no more than novelty opponents, their annual meetings representing less than 4 percent of their 162-game schedule.

John Lipsky, Mr. Strauss-Kahn's deputy, has been named temporary managing director and he will attend the G8 meetings representing the I.M.F.

Begun well before the killing of Osama bin Laden on May 2, the meetings represent a clear shift in the attitude of the Obama administration toward peace talks with the Taliban, first signaled by a speech in February by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Western officials said.

The automatic transcription of meetings represents a typical task where this situation occurs frequently.

The best procedure is to have someone in the adults' meetings representing us.