Sentence examples for range of meeting from inspiring English sources

Guests have access to a broad spectrum of Western-standard business services and a wide range of meeting, conference and banquet facilities.

Miliband also noted a new report from economist Lord Stern which showed that, even with the limited commitments so far, the world was within striking range of meeting 2020 targets for cutting emissions sufficiently to keep the earth from warming beyond 2C.

In response to an FOI request, the Department for Education has disclosed that "prior to his appointment, Mr Cummings attended a range of meetings at the department to allow him to become familiar with the portfolio of a special adviser".

Asked if Mr. Ban would meet with Mir Hussein Moussavi, the 70-year-old leader of the pro-democracy Green movement, who ran against Mr. Ahmadinejad and has been confined to what supporters call virtual house arrest, Mr. Haq said more details would be coming on Wednesday about the "wide range of meetings" Mr. Ban anticipates after his arrival in Tehran.

The draft guidelines will be released for public consultation at a range of meetings.

In a recent publication in CBE Life Sciences Education, Woodin et al. (2010) summarized the findings and recommendations of a range of meetings and reports that addressed the changing needs of biology undergraduate education in the United States.

When exploring in workshop two the linkage strategies that were present in the region, we identified that services were connected through a range of meetings, with varying degrees of formality and service commitment.

You can use it to keep a wide range of information: meeting notes and voice memos, for example, or even photographs of wines consumed or recipes found in magazines.

"Casual Encounters was created in response to user demand for a section that allowed for a wide range of personal meeting and relationship options," Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist, said by e-mail message before the recent murders took place.

Publishers and editors: consider ways of ensuring that the findings of a wider range of research meeting standards of rigour can be published; consider ways of improving the peer review system; and consider further the role of publishers in tackling ethical issues in publishing and in promoting openness among scientists.

It is important to avoid costly large-scale clinical trials that fail to demonstrate the clinical utility of the tested therapy, as resources expended in failed trials raise overall development costs and thereby restrict the range of therapies meeting criteria of commercial feasibility.