Sentence examples for on a colloquium from inspiring English sources
Sitting in on a colloquium about mental disorders — something she knows a bit about — she throws up her hands and writes that she is helpless to form a coherent narrative: "Instead, I'll simply transcribe my notes".
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.
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.
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).
In order to begin a conversation between health practioners, climatologists, and meteorologists—so each group can become aware of the knowledge, skills, and needs of the other in July 2011 the CDC and other agencies cosponsored a Colloquium on Climate and Health on vectorborne diseases.
Dr. Bruner also leads a colloquium on lawyering theory with Mr. Amsterdam, Ms. Davis and David Richards, a philosopher and teacher.
He said the school would also organize a colloquium on issues raised by military discrimination over sexual orientation.
Mr. Brown will also meet with students in more intimate forums and lead a colloquium on global civil society.
But for its primary contributors, composers scattered around the globe, the site functions as a cheery virtual meeting place and a colloquium on current trends in music.
