Sentence examples for process by conclave of from inspiring English sources

Pros/cons Carnegie judging process, by conclave of librarians, is relatively shadowy.

As the Vatican explains on its Web site, popes are elected by a conclave of cardinals.

The commission chief has been decided by a conclave of national EU leaders.

In all likelihood, one of the few people ever to learn the full answer to that question will be his successor, due to be chosen by a conclave of 115 cardinals who will convene in about two weeks' time.

Francis was elected by a conclave of cardinals last week to take over from Benedict XVI.

There is no timetable yet for finding a successor, who will be elected by a conclave of senior bishops.

By a conclave of college football elders who pore over stats and polls, issuing their final pronouncement after gathering behind closed doors.

There is no timetable yet for the selection of his successor, who will be elected by a conclave of senior bishops.

The last, chosen by the conclave of 1406, was Gregory XII, at age 81.

He was removed by a conclave of generals as chief of the Chilean Army within a matter of a few days after that.

Central banking is a mysterious enterprise, not unlike a conclave of seers communicating by smoke signals from a mountain redoubt.