Sentence examples for strategy summit from inspiring English sources
At a strategy summit outside Austin, some of the campaign staff began to complain that the candidate's policy positions weren't being publicized enough.
The incident came on the second day of a key Nato strategy summit in Wales.
A couple weeks ago, I moderated a panel at Beet.TV's Video Strategy Summit where this topic came up.
The internet-deliverable intervention strategy SUMMIT (SUpportive Monitoring and Disease Management over the InTernet) for patients with recurrent depression has been developed with the main objectives to prolong symptom-free phases and to shorten symptom-loaden phases.
The presidential forum is part of a three-day FIRM Strategy Summit that brings grassroots leaders and families in the FIRM network together in a key state a year before the 2016 election.
At a political strategy summit hosted on June 16 by the conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch, Richard Fink, their top political strategist, told the private audience that when he sees someone "on the street" he says, "Get off your ass, and work hard like we did".
Barack Obama and Gordon Brown met to discuss summit strategy and project an air of international unity, but there are clearly divisions among the participants.
Tusk, a former prime minister of Poland, who chairs EU leaders' meetings, said the EU must agree a new migration strategy at a summit in March.
WASHINGTON -- While Republican lawmakers squabbled over a single bill banning abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, the anti-abortion movement's leadership found common ground Wednesday discussing long-term strategy at a summit in the nation's capital.
In fact, before he became national security adviser, John Bolton pretty much told us that this was his strategy, supporting a summit on the grounds that it was "a way to foreshorten the amount of time that we're gonna waste in negotiations".
The White House staff was seen by some Reagan advisers as lacking any long-term strategy for the summit-as operating day-by-day, as it is said to do on other matters.
