Sentence examples for whose conferences from inspiring English sources

Oklahoma senator James Inhofe, who now chairs the Senate environment and public works committee despite famously calling global warming "the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people", took a star turn on Thursday at the Heartland Institute, whose conferences function as a hub for climate deniers.

So it surprised the millions of admirers of TED, whose conferences attract wide attention to new, cutting-edge ideas, when that organization decided to practice semi-censorship.

Andersen, whose conference attracts sports journalists from around the world, believes deeply in the antidoping cause.

He is a serious figure from a serious party whose conference week was not serious enough.

WorldCom, whose conference-call customers include NCR, prefers contemporary tunes, said Diane Joosten, a call-center manager.

The bill has been devised under a coalition government that includes Liberal Democrats, whose conference overwhelmingly voted against the measure.

For Ukip, whose conference also ignored the scandal, VW is an even better target: it's the EU's fault.

It was the chairman of one of the world's biggest insurers, Aviva, at whose conference on climate change Ms Rudd spoke on Friday.

The organization whose conference was shut down this month receives tens of thousands of dollars from the American Jewish World Service, according to the organization's Web site.

He did not mention Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, whose conference this essentially is and who is seeking to make the theme of democracy the lodestar of her tenure.

"I spend most of my time in the television room watching games," said Weiberg, whose conference, the Big 12, received six bids last year and may get seven today.