Sentence examples for two conferences of from inspiring English sources

The league wants two conferences of eight teams and two conferences of seven teams, for a total of 30 teams -- not conferences of six and seven teams.

The rationale was to improve travel and address related problems with the current setup of two conferences of three divisions while enhancing existing rivalries.

To combat that proposal, instead of four conferences, why not just keep them as divisions and split them into two conferences of 15 teams.

As the plan currently stands, according to league memos first reported by espn.com, the league would be divided into two conferences of two divisions each, instead of the current two conferences with three divisions.

Here's Robinson's take on discussions, at two parallel meetings of experts on environmental law, of potential innovations in that arena: The consensus of the two conferences of environmental lawyers is that the environmental problems of irreversible global change have become grave and require new legal principles and practices.

The NFL consists of thirty-two clubs divided into two conferences of sixteen teams each.

From 1945 to 1947 Molotov took part in all four conferences of foreign ministers of the victorious states in World War II.

"How long [our patients] will live remains to be seen, but I expect most of them to come to my funeral," he told one conference of physicians.

Federal prosecutors have sought to force Mr. Wolf, 24, to testify about a July 2005 protest in San Francisco timed to correspond with a Group of Eight conference of world economic leaders in Scotland.

The University of Michigan Athletic Department's compliance office notified both the NCAA and the Big Ten Conference of its intentions to investigate itself.

The powerhouse Big Ten Conference, of which Purdue is a member, announced in October that it would begin to guarantee four-year scholarships to student-athletes in good standing.