Sentence examples for plenary for from inspiring English sources

Immediately afterward, Mr. Fabius said that the document was still being translated — the United Nations has six official languages — and adjourned he the plenary for a lunch break.

The Model Law will now be considered by the NAIC Executive Committee and, if approved, will be presented to the Joint Meeting of the Executive Committee and Plenary for final approval.

Perhaps I was naïve to think that flowing from the small contact groups, ideally with a representative from each delegation, into the plenary for a final vote would be smooth, but that was certainly not the case.

Or rather there would be, except that after the text was adopted a new procedural disagreement arose over exactly how it should be discussed.The other text, that on long-term commitment, was not even that far advanced, having yet to make it to a plenary for acceptance.

Use inductive clustering i.e. search in the plenary for words and ideas that in the specific form you will be using them, may never actually have been said by anyone of the small groups.

Access to the Plenary for a small number of cameramen and photographers will occur on a pool basis using temporary floating passes.

Participants also gather for prayer, for plenary sessions, and for a pilgrimage to a local community of peace and hope.

Each group will then present their measures, as part of the plenary sessions, for discussions and agreements for further action in the hospital and nursing home wards (table 1).

Mr Domenici is to present his draft report on 28 February 2012, the committee vote is planned for May, and the plenary one for July.

This 'Summary for Policymakers' (approved line by line by the IPCC plenary) includes, for the first time, a figure relating cumulative CO2 emissions with projected changes in global mean temperature (Fig. 1 in this Perspective); it builds upon refs 2 4 and more recent simulations and publications on this topic.

The anti-war mood of the conference was reflected when one delegate won enthusiastic applause in the closing plenary session for suggesting that Labour MPs decamp to Baghdad to experience bombing for themselves.