Sentence examples for this important assembly from inspiring English sources

Nairobi - 10 June 2002 Mr. President, Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates: UNICEF is grateful for this opportunity to join you in this important Assembly to help advance the cause that unites us all:- building a World Fit For Children by putting an end to HIV/AIDS, and putting an end to the toll that it is taking on children.

The extension of a read by the super-read algorithm is done conservatively with the philosophy of relegating the important assembly decisions to the overlap-based assembly.

This was an important assembly, comprising more than 250 people and including for the first time representatives of rural areas.

Russia is now barred from three important assembly bodies: its bureau, its presidential committee – made up of six or seven top figures – and standing committee.

He called the Second Vatican Council, the most important assembly of the Church in the century, under the twin banners of renewal and unity with the other Christian Churches.

I was at Locust Jr. High in Wilmette on Nov. 22, 1963, (now renamed Wilmette Junior High) and our teachers gathered us for what they called an "important assembly" and we all went to the auditorium.

A deep analysis of the structure and variations of bioreactor microbial communities may potentially reveal their important assembly mechanisms.

Throughout the pipeline described herein, we have had to make decisions about acceptable minimum quality scores for calling variants, as well as many other important assembly and mapping parameters.

Of the several important assemblies held there, the most notable was that of 1810, at which the French field marshal Jean Bernadotte was elected heir to the Swedish throne as Charles XIV John.

The 68th session of the General Assembly was one of the most important assemblies of recent years.

Rarely is the association limited to just two species, so understanding interaction networks is paramount for accurate interpretation of ecologically and clinically important assemblies of organisms e.g. [ 3- 7].