Sentence examples for stage a conference from inspiring English sources
Yet his Causeway Institute is another globe-trotting peace promoter: it will stage a conference in Afghanistan in the spring.
They did so for free; the only proviso being that the local authority should stage a conference to discuss findings.
In December, ArtWatch UK, the art world watchdog, will stage a conference on connoisseurship at the London School of Economics.
Iran announced yesterday it would stage a conference to question the authenticity of the Holocaust, a move certain to stir international anger.
Cameron disclosed in November he would stage a conference in London attended by the Afghan leadership to secure continued aid and support for the country.
The western powers promised to stage a conference on the proposal in 2012 but it was called off, largely at America's behest, to reduce the pressure on Israel to attend and declare its nuclear arsenal.
On June 8th Reform, a think-tank, staged a conference on "disruptive innovation" in health care.
In October 2012, Groupe Urgence Réhabilitation Développement staged a conference titled Resilience – buzzword or useful concept?
Unbowed, the Baghdad Museum this week staged a conference on the renovation of the country's 10,000 archaeological sites.
The adviser was outraged that Bryant's initial financial stake in his foundation was so small: "He's staging a conference in an inner-city shelter and getting free press — and he only put up a few dollars?
"But is it the people who have been betrayed, or certain elites?" Mr Assange staged a conference call, in which he updated the world on what he knows of Snowden's situation.
