Sentence examples for of a colloquium from inspiring English sources
Most of the following recommendations grew out of a colloquium sponsored by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
First, she has just finished the conclusions of a colloquium entitled "Coopération franco-néerlandaise: la parole est aux experts" ("French-Dutch cooperation: the Experts Talking,") that just took place on 17 and 18 June in Paris.
The interrogation had the form of a colloquium.
22 African countries pledge action now to end violence against women and children JOHANNESBURG, 27 November 2006 – Twenty two African countries today recommitted themselves to ending violence against women and children on the closing day of a colloquium marking the annual observance of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children, in Benoni, South Africa.
His use of the flashback could constitute material for a colloquium on the subject (which everyone who thinks they are writing novels ought to be made to attend).
P.P.S. Speaking of funny, if you somehow missed Ian Frazier's "The Temperature of Hell: A Colloquium" in the magazine two weeks ago, it's not too late.
— Ian Frazier, "The Temperature of Hell: A Colloquium" (July 20 , 2009 PRIVATE RYAN: (breathless) Infantry!
He also set up a City Bar Association committee on Eastern Europe and, after the fall of communism, organized a colloquium at a Czech university on the role of lawyers in a free society.
On the 11th floor of the University of West London, late last month, a colloquium and festschrift was held in honour of Roger Brown, doyen of academic writers on higher education and one of Britain's most celebrated critics of the new era.
Through sharing information between human rights practitioners and a colloquium of students and academics, it has helped to create a vibrant network for the exchange of ideas and campaigning actions.
Mr. Braun said his staff had met at the museum with a colloquium of scientists who "have based their theories on simulations run all over the world that are intended to track how these phenomena would behave".
