Sentence examples for post-conference from inspiring English sources

The vote on the post-conference bill is a filibuster.

The post-conference season polls will be key.

The more quotidien truth is that all parties generally get a post-conference bounce.

The post-conference polls appeared to give Miliband a lift but have now reverted to where they were before.

It's also because post-conference polling tends to settle down once the political caravan returns to Westminster.

Ed Miliband's post-conference political rebound has slowed of late: a strong Labour showing in the by-elections would give him new momentum.

On the post-conference comment card, attendees were asked to rate all of the days speakers on a 1-5 scalexceptcept Mr. Dimon.

But the inconclusive result and the post-conference recriminations should not obscure the fact that significant progress was made on important issues.

That elephant was addressed during the post-conference Q&A session, when Blatter was asked to discuss Fifa's plans to develop gender equality.

For principals, it is not just the observations, but also the pre-conference (where teachers explain and show the lesson), the post-conference (where observers explain what teachers might have done better) and four to six hours inputting data.

For example, Thunder, a blue-gray predicted for 2008, is based on a 2007-palette calledcalled Mettle but is lighter and bluer, "in respect to Mother Nature and natural metals," according to last year's post-conference report.