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Instead, take heart: timed for the United State of Women White House Summit led by First Lady Michelle Obama, and at her urging, 28 major companies have "signed the White House Equal Pay Pledge".

The two Koreas held a fresh round of talks at the DMZ on Monday to discuss the third summit, led by the South's Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon and Ri Son Gwon, chairman of the North's reunification committee.

Mr Rasmussen hopes members will agree to more than 20 projects before the Chicago summit, each led by one member country.

Those who favor the present summit conference, led by Harold E. Stassen, say that Geneva was a useful diplomatic exercise in that it produced a tacit agreement to the effect that general thermonuclear war was unthinkable if humanity was to survive.

JIDDA, Saudi Arabia — A hastily convened global energy summit meeting led by Saudi Arabia ended largely in disagreement on Sunday, with only a modest pledge of increased production by the Saudis and no resolution on what other practical steps should be taken to ease the crisis over soaring oil prices.

In a similar vein, the microcredit summit campaign led by Bangladesh's Grameen Bank has provided grants to over 130 million clients [ 21].

The summit was led by influential global figures such as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Prince Faisal Al Hussein of Jordan, London Mayor Boris Johnson, multi-Olympic gold medallists Ian Thorpe and Michael Johnson, and Wilfred Lemke, Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General.

The summit is being led by Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson and the Bishop of Liverpool, the Right Reverend James Jones.

Greece's delegation to the summit will be led by 83-year-old President Karolos Papoulias.

(RNS) Public disagreements over whether the Roman Catholic Church can change its teachings on Communion for remarried Catholics are growing sharper on the eve of a major Vatican summit, with conservatives led by U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke making another push against loosening the rules.

Qatar's presidency of the GCC in 2015 will see a qualitative shift in Gulf relations and in drafting the new Arab-regional order, providing that the commitments made at the Riyadh summit are fulfilled, led by those related to the issue of Egyptian-Qatari relations.