Sentence examples for summit site from inspiring English sources

Last fall, the city was named as the summit site.

Other money went to build public restrooms, construct a gazebo, improve an airport and enhance the downtowns of several communities a considerable distance from the summit site.

Yesterday government officials at the summit site were still bickering over whether the event's final declaration would include crucial language on when high-level FTAA talks might resume.

Police used shields, clubs, tear gas and pepper spray to push back the protesters, who tried to head towards the security fence surrounding the summit site.

Speaking at his country's spiffy new EU summit site (a modernist box of glass and wood in the grounds of a castle outside Ljubljana), Mr Rupel's candour suggests his country's presidency might, at the least, be rather interesting.

Schering-Plough Corporation, based in Madison, will purchase the Summit site now owned by Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, which includes two million square feet of research and development, laboratory and office space.

Aqueous tracer solution was applied to surface (and in some cases subsurface) horizons of selected riser, tread, floodplain, and upland summit sites.

The results also demonstrated a topographic control on mineral transformation where increased plagioclase weathering occurred in convergent footslope landscapes with little change in elemental depletion of soils in divergent summit sites.

Slope angle strongly affects the basin-scale averaged denudation rates by as much as 1.3 to 2.7 times, whereas rates derived from depth profiles at summit sites are unaffected.

At the beginning of the 2nd week of the summit, the site switched to Tbilisi, Georgia.

The summit Web site challenges the common assumption that co-ops can't grow out of small neighborhood niches, contending that the 300 largest cooperatives worldwide (including the famous worker-owned Spanish manufacturing concern Mondragon) generate total revenue equal to $1.6 trillion, "an economic power equivalent to the world's ninth-largest economy in 2008".