Sentence examples for organizing a symposium from inspiring English sources

He has a similar role with the musical authorities of Hamburg, Germany, where he is organizing a symposium on Mahler's songs as well as singing them.

To coincide with "The Merchant of Venice," the company is planning several chamber performances of André Tchaikowsky's work and organizing a symposium about his life.

And what better way to bring a community together than theater?" As one of his first initiatives, Mr. McEwen is organizing a symposium to discuss the impact of Sept. 11 on the theater community.

To sort through the issues of balancing law enforcement and safety investigations, the board, which investigates accidents and makes recommendations but does not have enforcement powers, is organizing a symposium for April 24-25.

Amman et al., organizing a symposium 1996, attempted to introduce clinical aspects into a classification of chronic pancreatitis, with special consideration of acute and chronic alcoholic pancreatitis[ 30].

She is working with Beneath Our Wings, a coalition of organizations and individuals seeking changes in laws on the prosecution of children, to organize a symposium on juvenile justice.

The good folks at Edge.org organized a symposium, and 164 thinkers contributed suggestions.

She organized a symposium titled "Man and Beast," which was to have taken place the weekend after she died.

In 1985 she organized a symposium, "Toward a Unified Science of Behavioral Development," for the Society for Research in Child Development.

In September 1964, students organized a symposium on the war that would help bring about the fateful events and begin the political career of a then-unknown academic.

An early assignment was to organize a symposium to tell other companies everything Bell had learned about making transistors, the lightning-fast switches that underpin modern electronics.