Sentence examples for plenary by from inspiring English sources

While calls for tax justice at FFD3 grow louder and more disruptive (a group of activists were escorted out of Tuesday morning's plenary by security after unveiling a banner that read "If you're not at the table, you're on the menu"), the rich nations and the OECD announced two parallel tax initiatives: Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB) and the Addis Ababa Tax Initiative.

The forum will feature a special plenary by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and a panel that includes Harvard University W.E.B.

He produced a report on subsidiarity a number of years ago and from that we can draw some lessons because every single paragraph in his report, if I remember correctly, was amended in committee and then in plenary, by Parliament adopting amendments tabled by yourself.

Active contribution by the participants was the main feature of this part of the workshop, which included case scenarios presented by the participants and the delivery of two plenary sessions by two participants in the form of peer teaching (Table 1).

The obvious danger is Plenary, trained by Jeremy Noseda.

Statements are being made in the plenary hall by heads of government, but these do not seem to be the negotiations in any usual sense.

The president was mobbed during the opening plenary session by delegates elbowing their way toward him for photographs — among them Ruben Blades, the Panamanian singer and actor, who accompanied Panama's foreign minister to the session.

The plenary speech by then US first lady, Hillary Clinton, firmly stating that "women's rights are human rights", encapsulated the ambitious spirit that pervaded the Beijing Platform for Action's 12 critical areas.

Since the Holy Year 1575 pilgrims have sought plenary indulgence by visiting these seven churches: San Pietro, San Paolo Fuori le Mura, San Sebastiano Fuori le Mura, San Lorenzo Fuori le Mura, San Giovanni Laterano, Santa Croce in Gerusalemme and Santa Maria Maggiore.

Finally, all mini-scenarios were presented and briefly discussed in a plenary session by the end of the first day.

Twenty presentations, including one plenary presentation by Professor Andre Geim, the Nobel Prize winner, ten keynote talks and nine invited presentations, were given.