Sentence examples for seminar of experts from inspiring English sources

Miles Punter, the Vale council's head of visible services, is organising a seminar of experts to examine the risk.

According to a high-level seminar of experts in Oxford earlier this week, there's one word starting with the letter S that would fit quite well, a longer option beginning Kn - and a few more that are even stronger in meaning.

A seminar of experts, which will address how to build a more "listening church," as Francis expressed in that same speech, will also be held at the Vatican in February.

Under the auspices of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), in Montreal in September 1993 the Government of Canada organized a seminar of experts on the sustainable development of temperate and boreal forests in order to develop an internationally accepted, scientifically based set of criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management.

In Aberdeen this week a private seminar of industry experts concluded that: "No one knows how dire the situation is going to get, or at what price companies in the North Sea will be left operating with 'negative cash flows'".

Dr. ElBaradei, addressing a seminar of nonproliferation experts, and then talking to reporters, said the rogue Pakistani scientist was only the most visible part of an emerging and sophisticated "global black market" in nuclear weapons technology.

The World Organisation for Animal Health OIEE) will provide support for participation at the seminar of OIE Experts from OIE Reference Laboratories coming from developing countries.

The seminar featured a panel of experts who discussed these issues, with the participation of an invited audience including NGOs, the private sector, academics and civil society organisations.

This group of experts could promote seminars, workshops, and discussion groups for women to learn how to distinguish knowledge from information and as one round table participant pointed out 'in order to act you need to know, but in order to know you need to discover how to know.

The Guardian, alongside Crown Agents, is bringing a panel of experts for an evening seminar to discuss the most effective means of giving disaster-stricken countries support.

If one has ever mistakenly walked into the seminar where experts are discussing an area of science not familiar to her or him, using unrecognizable symbols and vernacular, this is an example of symbolic miscommunication.