Of course, the parties do not agree on what "stated attendance" means.
He pointed to an Saudi Arabian overflight agreement for Air India to fly to Israel, and the Arab states' attendance alongside Israel at a recent White House conference on Gaza — one the Palestinians boycotted.
On receiving the e-mail about a group meeting, task members replied to the e-mail stating attendance of meeting to the task owner.
When a recent New York Times article stated attendance at theaters was dropping by a significant rate I was only surprised that the drop wasn't steeper.
The 30 November 1943, By-law No. 5 which stated, "Attendance at the meeting of the Conference shall be limited to members of the Conference and to such others as may be invited to attend the meetings by the executive committee.
The 50th independence anniversary celebrations were low key, with no heads of state in attendance, although 26 countries sent representatives.
*New students at both schools were kept out of classes for three to five weeks, violating state compulsory attendance laws.
"Rising non-Arab powers in the region, such as Iran and Turkey, rub their hands in glee at the spectacle," he asserted.With 17 heads of state in attendance, the meeting did agree on one thing, however.
A UNIQUE mixture of political and spiritual power was on view today as the world watched the inaugural mass of Pope Francis, with representatives of over 130 governments, including 31 heads of state, in attendance.
In Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972), Ball argued successfully that the free exercise clause of the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment exempted Amish parents from obeying state compulsory attendance laws on religious grounds.
