Sentence examples for teleconference at from inspiring English sources

A State Division of Parole board decided not to release the killer, Mark David Chapman, after interviewing him by teleconference at Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York.

Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, commander of the Army's Fourth Infantry Division, said from Tikrit in a video teleconference at the Pentagon.

"It's difficult to have a multiparty teleconference at the top-secret level; every time you add someone, the quality of the sound goes down because of the encryption," Ms. Townsend said.

The BBC Trust organised a teleconference at 8.45pm on Saturday the 10 November, just ahead of the official announcement that Entwistle was to stand down as director general following Newsnight's inaccurate Lord McAlpine story.

Yelp will host a teleconference at 9 a.m.

RightNow will host a teleconference at 5 p.m. ET today, January 18 , 2011

Overseas collaborations can mean teleconferences at all hours, and it is possible for a document to be edited round the clock between the UK and Australia.

In secret video-teleconferences at the Pentagon, he has animatedly resisted the transfer of too many intelligence drone aircraft, essential for surveying the battlefield and defending American and Iraqi forces when necessary.

Representatives of the trials will be invited to teleconferences (at least twice a year) and meetings scheduled during international conferences (annually).

Five years of essentially guaranteed support will cover the "crucial transition" from postdoc to faculty member, said Zerhouni at the teleconference, as awardees take "the last step of dependent [research] and the first step of an independent research career".

"The ideal situation when it's a really big paper is when they do a press conference on it, either by teleconference or at the SMC [Science Media Centre], because then you get an in-depth reading of the paper and a chance to iron out all the questions etc".