Sentence examples for summit devoted from inspiring English sources
The only other summit devoted to health was on HIV in 2001.
Riga was hosting an EU summit devoted to the Eastern Partnership countries; six former-Soviet countries.
Later Thursday, E.U. heads of state and government will gather in Brussels for a summit devoted to building a closer financial and political union, meant to avoid future financial crises.
Against that backdrop, a UN summit devoted to the crisis can only be applauded – especially considering the topic had never been addressed before in a diplomatic gathering of all nations.
And, by creating a single internal market, Europe has also created for itself a new single market in crime.Justice across bordersThis tangled knot of problems will be discussed when the heads of the EU's 15 governments meet on October 15th and 16th in the Finnish town of Tampere for their first summit devoted exclusively to "justice and home affairs".
Policy and public activism have followed the flow of ISIS media, with organized campaigns to seek the suspension of supporters' Twitter accounts, and more dramatically, a White House summit devoted to countering violent extremism (CVE) by countering ISIS's narratives and recruitment online.
Recognized as a thought leader on women and culture, Jincey has given talks at Harvard University, TEDx and various summits devoted to business, creativity and writing.
When President Obama went to Britain for the G-20 summit, Savage devoted a good portion of his show to the dinner menu.
The session with Mr. Hu came just before the opening of the first summit meeting devoted to the challenges of keeping nuclear weapons and material out of the hands of terrorists.
Not only did it land in the middle of a European summit supposedly devoted to the tricky matter of climate change, it arrived in Britain at an extremely delicate moment in the European debate.
6 Debating European Charter The countries attending the European Union's summit meeting devoted to drafting a constitution differed about how much control and autonomy to cede to the union on matters of taxation and foreign policy.
