Sentence examples for number of summit from inspiring English sources

But analysts have questioned whether his initiatives to increase the number of summit meetings each year have helped Europe to get more done.

"It's very striking that despite the enormous effort that has been expended, the number of summit meetings, they've hardly made a single visit to consult the ordinary people of South Sudan to see what they think," said de Waal.

Additional critical analysis concurred that the route was excessively difficult, for its incredible amount of vertical climbing (409 km in the route as originally announced), number of summit finishes and long transfers, and the unpaved or 'white roads' which featured in stages 5 and 20.

I have lost count of the number of summits at which Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel met to resolve the euro crisis and then failed to do so.

In climbing lore, coming back down the mountain safely is the ultimate measure of a climber's success, not the number of summits achieved.

Earlier in the evening, the British Prime Minister David Cameron also alluded to the high number of summits held in Brussels during the past couple of years, and he suggested that some had been more trouble than they were worth.

In ways he found "fantastic", he had shaken up the EU's habits, tripling the usual number of summits, and pushing his peers towards "less talk and much more action".

He also said he would not be introducing austerity measures, and that a number of summits - on social issues, the environment, education - would be held in the next few weeks.

With three amazing ski resorts located a short drive from Downtown, world-famous Whistler Blackcomb situated 1h 45 north of the city, and a number of summits, glacier lakes, and beautiful views in between, you're truly spoilt for choice when it comes to mountain exploration.

It will require untold numbers of summit meetings and unglamorous plenary sessions.

One senior American official who has been involved in a number of such summit conferences said today, "It's something I have never seen before, especially in such an obvious spot".