Sentence examples for moving conferences from inspiring English sources

Concerned about shareholder and public perception, other companies are moving conferences from luxury resorts to more modest sites, selling private jets and canceling meetings.

He acknowledges security concerns in moving the conference out of Switzerland, but he has personal reasons too.

"My interest is in moving into conference, resolving the differences between the House and the Senate and bringing a bill back," he said last week.

"That's not to say we won't look at moving the conference to other major city centres around Europe once we have established ourselves".

Moving parts: Conferencing services needed to be set up; speakers needed to be contacted and booked; materials needed to be produced, reviewed and distributed to registrants; sponsors need to be contacted; registrations needed to be tracked and reminders sent.

In moving forward conference partners must review the overall aim and objectives of the CCRC to ensure achievable outcomes in a structured accountable and timely manner.

It's also MUCH easier for investors to move between conferences where there are startups to check out and entrepreneurs to meet.

When asked why they wanted to relocate, customers at the Next Move conference used the same word time and again: zahma, meaning "traffic" or "crowds".

5fae19fb-adba-4518-abb8-f700112f6809 This week's puzzle is an original creation from a card expert, Colm Mulcahy, who will be a featured speaker and performer at the upcoming Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects (Moves) conference Aug. 4-8 athehe Museum of Mathematics in Manhattan.

No? Well too bad, because that's exactly what you're about to witness thanks to the University of Tokyo's Parametric Move Conference.

The teams have faced each other sporadically since moving to different conferences in 1950.