Sentence examples for simultaneous meetings from inspiring English sources

In January 1972, I came to the state to cover its presidential caucuses, an oddball system of simultaneous meetings devised to test the candidates' strength, similar in purpose to but far more arcane than the primaries most states use.

Just under 60% of Shell shareholders at simultaneous meetings in The Hague and London voted down its plans to award millions of pounds of shares to executives despite missing performance targets which should have reduced the payout to zero.

One day last month in the company's office in Midtown Manhattan, its top creative talent — 30 or so people, mostly male, many bald or bearded, or both — were gathered in a conference room known as the Hulk room, for what felt like the simultaneous meetings of a corporation, a television writing staff and the traders of the New York Stock Exchange.

He also spoke, via videolink, to a simultaneous meeting in Cambridge, England, on how to extend human life.

One Weibo post asking for users' own suggestions for what should be done at the "two sessions" - the NPC and the simultaneous meeting of China's top consultative body - received more than seven million responses.

Representatives from 26 countries are planning to hold a simultaneous meeting in Washington, D.C., and Geneva today to launch a Global Health Security Agenda that aims to better protect the world from infectious diseases.

Told of the decision by the chairmen, the boards of the organizations, in simultaneous afternoon meetings, voted to break off talks.

The editorial shake-up didn't come as a surprise in either the Post or Globe newsrooms, both of which officially got the news Tuesday during simultaneous staff meetings.

Ted too defines a coordinate system or frame of reference, and there is a point at Andromeda (We can call it D) that (in Ted's frame) is simultaneous with the meeting of Alice and Bob and Ted.

For example, server computers running Websphere will be able to be host to hundreds of thousands of simultaneous Lotus-based online meetings thanks to the new upgrades, Mr. Zollar said.

Certain investigators were well trained in English and the Consortium relied on simultaneous interpretation for initial meetings of collaborators, and then switched to having an interpreter present to provide general and personal assistance as needed.