She spent Monday morning doing television and radio interviews and followed that up with an afternoon of newspaper press conferences.
During one of the conferences a real photo was displayed for about an hour and then an author took it away advisably.
The daily press conferences became increasingly sombre as the days went past.
More than a dozen of these model conferences are held annually across Canada.
His participation in conferences is to spread the message of peace and non-violence.
In recent years, women's activism has impacted on other kinds of international conferences.
These conferences are made possible through the benefaction of the Barrow Cadbury Trust.
Since then, she has travelled across the world addressing anti-war conferences, meetings and rallies.
Having certain teams switch conferences should have been examined more closely.
The veteran sales reps were regularly asked to give talks to groups of new management trainees and to speak at conferences of district managers.
We have surveyed nations, held training workshops, done pilot projects, and held conferences.
Across the country, there are teach-ins and seminars and conferences remembering Brown.
Other forms of grassroots education include talks, workshops, teach-ins, conferences and independent classes.
The Carnival will include workshops, teach-ins, concerts, conferences, cabarets, street theatre, protests, and direct action.
It will bring together activists from across the hemisphere and feature workshops, conferences, teach-ins, and demonstrations.
Training is important to Murdoch who refreshes his knowledge through reading and attending conferences.
Now, with the annual teachers' union conferences finishing on a shrill note, there is talk of an uprising within the profession.
County councillors also receive a mileage allowance and overnight subsistence if they attend conferences or go on other council business.
Well, yeah, obviously him, but who will he get to do the press conferences in Arabic?
We are there year in, year out, at all the party conferences, though maybe only two or three people manning the stall.
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The versatile space makes it an excellent choice of venue for conferences, meetings, product launches, functions and events.
It makes 1m a year from renting out the galleries for conferences, drinks parties, dinners and product launches.
The on-site events team will ensure that conferences, meetings, product launches and exhibitions run smoothly.
The focus of the conferences has gradually shifted from Computer Science to Economics.
Recent conferences have been increasingly global from a prosopographical perspective, as well as from a thematic one.
He promises meetings, press conferences, tell-alls and then melts into the night.
The tenor of his press conferences is different from that of past presidents.
And in a comment sure to set off a firestorm, Kaplan said faculty should attend professional conferences on their own time.
His increasing participation in musical concerts and music conferences has been testimony to his growing popularity.
She had conducted seminars, conferences and workshops in business and industrial relations.
They go off to meetings, seminars, conferences, and never involve anyone at a non-director level.
He has presented other papers on health issues at various conferences and seminars.
The hall is hired out for conferences, weddings and parties, and can hold up to 400 people.
Through its regular conferences and successful lobbying, WEL raised public awareness about feminism in Australia.
The seven-day fest will be enhanced by seminars, discussions and conferences.
I set the record for least amount of press conferences than any president since the advent of television.
He conferences with his sisters, and they decide affectionately to take her into their house to recuperate.
Two sets of conferences focused on the international coordination of protection for IPRs, reflecting a broadly internationalist position.
The endless demos, petitions, teach-ins, sit-ins, and conferences meld together into one prototypical news story, complete with oversized photos.
You go to a lot of conferences and meetings and we realised we were all fighting the same battles, and that we needed to get rid of trivialities.
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Anderson recalled an advisor who told him he takes photos when he goes to conferences or events and shares them on his Facebook page.
Do you commute to work or spend a lot of time travelling to meetings and conferences?
It is not necessary to smash whichever city they are having their sinister and conspiratorial conferences in.
This gave me a chance to compare and contrast the experience of a new participant at each of these conferences.
Those of you who follow me on Twitter have probably noticed that I live-tweet the conferences I go to.
Or it might be trips or conferences in exotic locales, often with a heavy emphasis on play rather than work.
The extended conference room will be able to cater for up to 800 for sit-down meals and up to 2,000 delegates at conferences.
The botel can offer our exclusive saloon for conveying business conversations and conferences.
Be aware of ballet recitals, church conferences, conventions and club meetings.
She willingly lectures at conferences on palliative care, oncology nursing, and pain management.
Amongst other roles, which have always been people orientated, she has also worked in public relations organizing conferences and conventions.
A lack of substance in party conferences and conventions means that they merely serve to bring rhythm to the political year.
Union meetings were held at night, and training conferences and conventions occurred on the weekends.
Results were tabulated and presented at multiple multidisciplinary conferences and clinical meetings.
A blizzard of speeches and press conferences marked Day One of the General Election.
Details of upcoming conferences or courses of special interest to malariologists or parasitologists are available here.
Nobody in this country should go hungry while grand plans unfold and important conferences deliberate.
I'd forgotten how much I dislike conferences in general, and the political speeches given by pollies.
To this end, its executives decided to fly in economy class on short business trips, and to hold video conferences whenever possible.
And I hadn't known any other life, other than, you know, hotel rooms and concerts and records and studios and press conferences.
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Press conferences are usually reserved for those higher in the chain of command.
If she had not already met my mother at parent teacher conferences, I was not going to enlighten her.
Big business is looking for dry communities to hold seminars and conferences for staff and customers.
This involves a lot of reading and attendance at professional body and industry conferences and seminars.
Martin said that he now will front conferences, seminars and corporate events and continue with his after dinner speeches.
Despite being a living, working convent, it also has facilities for conferences and seminars.
Moy Valley Tourism represents the region at tourism conferences and seminars.
On occasion, the Association has suffered discredit because of the actions or communications of chapters and conferences.
But Ms O'Sullivan said it is not Mr Dempsey's place to dictate to teachers the format of their conferences.
There is much wisdom in our group experience, so take advantage of camping conferences, online chats, and visits to neighboring camps.
The White House strategy so far is to feed the media a regular diet of press conferences from key figures within the administration.
Windhoek promotes it self as an African destination for meetings, conferences, summits, seminars or conventions.
The catalyst for the establishment of such conferences will normally come from a summit meeting of the European Council.
Both Rangers and Celtic give Friday press conferences at which different players are put up for the daily papers and the Sundays.
At his party conferences, he's appeared sometimes like a kind of holy roller figure, sometimes like a rather earnest vicar.
This essay has undergone several transmogrifications over the years to fit specific themes of specific conferences.
The issue was a constant bone of contention throughout the period between the first and the sixth pan-American conferences.
During the holidays the rooms can also be booked by people outside the university for conferences and meetings.
No mistake, the Big East is among the country's best basketball conferences, boasting four different national champs in the last 20 years.
He co-chaired the June press conference publicizing these issues, and has spoken at many universities and conferences.
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The Minister has never missed the chance to give a pep talk to the heads of district administration on development projects at such conferences.
The conferences made important advances in codification of the laws of land warfare.
They won't give out press conferences to give the media an opportunity to cross-examine their officials.
Fellows will be invited to participate fully in the law school's rich intellectual life, including faculty workshops, colloquia and conferences.
Suffice it to say that his press conferences have all the allure of a night in with the prime minister.
We also talked about the nature of the contemporary PhD and how difficult it is to get things like conferences and symposia organised.
In the past two years, colleges and universities have held a number of conferences and symposiums devoted to the issue.
All of the developer conferences and symposiums are talking about how Web services will revolutionize the world.
The auditorium will serve as a meeting place for public gatherings and academic conferences.
Transit passes are available to visitors attending meetings, conferences, and conventions.
Great battles were fought and important conferences were planned, pacts signed, and feasts and religious ceremonies celebrated in its shade.
He believes in the value of student snitches, parental conferences, and long hot showers in the faculty lounge.
Some conferences have scheduled social events or dinners one of the nights of the conference.
If past conferences are any guide, this one shouldn't disappoint even the staunchest eliminationist.
The idea is taken from the UN Convention granting diplomatic immunity to politicians attending UN conferences.
A lot of companies invite me to be a guest speaker at conferences to motivate their staff.
He ordered me to enlist Wallace's support for one of his regular press conferences.
His English vocabulary has improved but he prefers Hindi in press conferences so that his friends back home can understand.
What isn't completely clear yet is how what leaders at all levels said during these conferences squared with reality on the ground.
I started with a Eurostar shuttle and since then I have done weddings, private hire, conferences and a stag weekend.
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Peer-to-peer phone conferences are used to further explore the topics being discussed.
In addition, a quartet or octet of Orpheus members could appear at business conferences every so often to spread the gospel.
Press conferences were held in the areas where crossover voting was being encouraged, and the Party rule was publicized in those areas.
This was good training for the string of chairmanships, negotiations, conferences, and contacts which were to follow.
This year, the fest runs from September 5-14, and press conferences announcing the lineup are already underway.
The killing, actually, starts with the surreal emptiness and manufactured optimism of party conferences and conventions.
How reassuring it is, to know that our governing party staffs its conferences with persons of such gentility, good sense, and tact.
Or completely different services could be included, like podcasts, to-do lists, geolocation, and web conferences.
And, of course, conferences are generally held at an offpeak time of the year when there are plenty of empty beds to fill.
I am often highly impressed with the intelligence and learning of the military officers I meet at security conferences.
More than 150 young offenders have taken part in restorative justice conferences, the majority of them involving victims.
We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace.
He took nourishment from press conferences, where he was notably generous, but not bountiful enough to promise a match.
At least this kind of talk ups the ante after the anodyne stuff we've endured at the majority of press conferences.
Now that technology has liberated us from that onerous requirement, conferences will become more popular than ever.
They get asked a zillion questions at these press conferences, and mostly they keep a lid on what they've been saying.
The temptation, often unresisted here, is to say that the 63 universities in those six BCS conferences should be ashamed of themselves.
Tired of conflict, the negotiators swiftly agreed that two conferences a year sounded about right.
In Ecuador, The National Council of Women is holding conferences to discuss waged and unwaged domestic work.
Oh, and there is the fact that I no longer travel the world attending academic conferences in search of adventure and romance.
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Students should attend conferences, events, socials, seminars, and other networking opportunities.
There are also groups, communities, conferences, assemblies, synods, and councils which deliberate more socially and often officially.
And putting the fear of God into people is a refined art at seminars, roadshows, conferences and briefings.
She delivers keynotes and breakout sessions for conferences and organizations across the United States, Canada and Europe.
No wonder Howard looked and sounded like a confused old man in his multiple press conferences about his backflip.
It spearheaded conferences about interface design and business-design case studies.
Thomas' talent for speechifying at news conferences dates to her career as a reporter.
Given that much of the organisation is off at conferences this week I am spared speech-making at a farewell afternoon tea.
Yet we're sent on team-building conferences where the person we cannot abide appoints themselves as leader.
Their role at conferences, for example, can span everything from presenting papers to fielding questions in open conference sessions.
Some of the pressroom chatter noted that it looked like some warmed-up gossip from those investor relations conferences.
He found further support for this view in the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly and international conferences.
Among United Methodist conferences, Northern Illinois is contending for the lead in membership decline.
Some get the opportunity to present papers at conferences and author or share authorship of articles.
And to serve this objective, Egypt has been heavily involved in many regional and international meetings and conferences.
Intended for international conferences, the convention centre will also have a business centre, a media console and an exclusive resource centre.
It is capable of handling both national and international conferences, and has many other top class facilities.
In Italy, Spain, and the Middle East, conferences, discussions, and conversations do not always end at a specified time.
But since I'm sure they have these discussions during conferences, it's a vain hope.
For Kansas State, however, the motivation to load up on teams from low-major conferences is different.
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There are home school sports conferences and organizations throughout the country.
Memphis was 7-3 entering the week, but six of the victories were against teams from lesser conferences.
There will be times when teams from those conferences will be forced to play on Fridays anyway.
At the moment, few topics polarize local Methodist conferences more than the question of same-sex marriages.
These men co-operated in the camps and conferences of the Evangelical Movement of Wales.
His telling anecdotes draw on years of personal acquaintance with key figures, and alert attendance at arcane, cultish tech conferences.
For the rest of his long life people at scientific conferences would turn away from him, refuse his hand, cut him dead.
The center offers research fellowships, courses, lecture series, conferences, and publications.
We are told by speakers at annual conferences that craniosacral therapy and myofascial release are not scientific.
Outwardly she is ice cool, sitting glassy-eyed in press conferences while reporters jostle to ask questions about her father.
When we bump into each other at meetings or conferences we share a momentary nostalgia because we bumped into each other in activist circles back then.
Funding is available for research grants, spare parts for laboratory equipment, fellowships, associateships, visiting scientists and travel to conferences.
What sorts of papers does this group discuss at their conferences?
Without having their flights and accommodation paid for, freelances would find it hard to attend major international medical conferences and meetings.
Many activities drew out of these conferences, including two international satellite teleconferences held during the UN World Conferences of Women.
All conferences use exclusively closed communications lines.
The unit will also host a series of workshops and conferences to develop an awards scheme for previously unrecognised academic work on security issues.
The city is visited annually by millions of people from the four corners of the earth, who attend conferences and cultural events or come as pilgrims or private tourists.
But the closer you look, the blurrier the distinction between the two conferences becomes.
They hold endless meetings, planning sessions, conferences, and confabs in which they back pat and self-stroke themselves with awards, plaques, tributes and testimonials.
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The deal for the group, known as the PayPal 14, brings to a public conclusion a year of gagged settlement conferences.
He liberally cites, for instance, all the protocols of the party congresses and conferences published throughout the 1950s and 1960s as if they are reliable.
The commission's proposals will be ready in late spring in time to be debated at the two EU conferences in Galway and Mayo on rural development and peripheral areas.
Peevishness at news conferences is often his default position these days.
In 1999, the foreign ministry opened a new, modern international media center, where biweekly press conferences are held with simultaneous translation.
If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
But it feels disrespectful to the teams outside the power conferences to lump them together and judge them in relation to one another, so I won't continue to do it.
Red began to climb the staircase to the third tower of the east wing, known affectionately as the correlation wing, used mainly for social events, conferences and the like.
Irving Waaland and fellow top Northrop engineers discussed B-2 design and testing at technical conferences.
More specifically, he notes that women are generally more gay supportive than men and that women are becoming a larger proportion of delegates to Methodist conferences.
There is even a private room for small parties, conferences or weddings.
They have presented workshops a number of times at conferences over the years, and have conducted field days at their farm, attended by other local growers.
Speakers, microphones, and television cameras allow live audio conferences, videoconferences, and group whiteboards to pass information at near simultaneous speeds.
Is it right to spend vast sums of money funding expensive conferences?
Even before the presidency series began, there were two single-day conferences during the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution on the legislative and judicial branches.
And in a few years, they'll be utterly mundane, and it will seem ludicrous that anyone ever wrote articles about them, held conferences to discuss them.
Last year, through the bizarre calculations approved by the major college sports conferences, Miami was denied its chance at the national championship.
A grand opening is expected to take place, though the hall is already available for tours and visits, wedding ceremonies, receptions and conferences.
Sitting on the grass after one of the press conferences, a reporter from the Reuters wire service hurriedly started to organize his dispatch for the day.
The big room serves both as space for formal banquets and for conferences.
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Busily I raced around New York, horning in on investors' conferences, eager to meet a financial guru or an entrepreneur who could teach me something.
It is clear that there were established bishoprics in the four provinces of the Constantinian period, and ecclesiastics attended international church conferences.
At least the video game conferences will be safe from French cameramen.
The three working days of the conference were wall-to-wall keynote speeches, which, for the press at least, were punctuated by press conferences which were often better value.
But while he peppered his press conferences with the odd spell of self-flagellation, claiming he was being selfish, few will grudge him his opportunity.
Not surprisingly, this imposing property is a popular choice for wedding receptions and regularly used for corporate entertaining, conferences and seminars.
Eastern Conference Still regarded as the weaker of the two conferences, an open field will contend to provide cannon fodder for the Western champion next summer.
The next several weeks were a whirlwind of press conferences, interviews and champagne receptions, culminating in a trip to Stockholm for the prize ceremony in December.
This office now caters for more than 500 events annually in Dublin Castle and includes major conferences, meetings, receptions, dinners and promotional events.
He seems obsessed with the quick hit, his strategies geared more to press conferences than to long-term, practical solutions to the stuff he's pledged to protect us from.
There are regularly held international and national assemblies, conferences and symposia devoted to the problem of rational use of the frequency resource.
The other day, fielding questions about her aversion for holding press conferences, she openly admitted to her feeling that media exercises may not yield the desired results.
Venus Williams is becoming an old hand at press conferences, but even she was flummoxed by one question that came her way after losing out to sister Serena in the final.
She spoke fluent French and German, and some Swedish, Italian, and Russian, which greatly increased her effectiveness at international conferences.
Indeed, the paradoxical literacy work that occurs in writing conferences and writing centers represents metonymically the paradoxical work of higher education generally.
It's not hard to find good teams in the mid-major conferences.
As the governing body of the sport, the Society provides it members with conferences, symposiums, and retreats around the world to further their skills.
I had to store it in my glove box when I went to my son's school for track meets and teacher conferences.
This is a major achievement for Listowel and we can now build on our success to attract other national and international conferences to North Kerry.
She was among 180 diplomats accredited to the election centre at the National Palace of Culture, and personally witnessed the news conferences of the main political groups.
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The abundance of conferences, symposia, workshops, colloquia, seminars, and other gatherings devoted to mathematical topics attests to a strong desire for interaction.
The offers to speak at conferences and seminars have dried up.
We are talking about conferences, events, meetings, symposiums, lectures.
The arrests were trumpeted with press conferences on both sides of the Atlantic.
Fraternal brotherhood may be good for sloganeers at conferences, but it doesn't cement a proper relationship where both sides bring something unique to the table.
He handles himself well in ad-libbed press conferences and so forth, and the things he does about foreign policy can be impressive in many quarters.
Often, at pedagogy conferences, we witness prodigiously talented fourteen-year-olds taking a master lesson in huge pieces like Prokofiev sonatas or Chopin scherzos.
It also has shown it can compete with teams from major conferences.
The fourth estate conducted press conferences as though suffering aphasia.
He met experimentalists and theorists every day, attended talks and conferences, travelled extensively to conferences inside America as well as travelling to Poland.
Party conferences, like American party conventions, have increasingly become stage-managed for the televised projection of the positive party image and strong leadership.
But I am very doubtful about whether the ongoing debate, in the blogs and mailing lists and conferences, is actually taking us anywhere interesting.
The annual sitting of the UK Youth Parliament, the political party conferences and youth interest groups will be among the hunting grounds where opinions will be sought.
The other conferences seem to have a lot of blowouts most of the time.
Astonishingly, no one falls prey to the posturing or preening that haunts most Western conferences.
There were more undergraduates, more postgraduates, more lecturers, many more professors, more professional organisations, conferences here, there and everywhere.
The turnabout in his fortunes came when he teamed up with someone who ran tax-planning conferences and worked out how much his colleague was making.
Functionally, it is used to host conferences and meetings for the aluminium industry and to inform the public of the multifarious creative uses of assorted aluminium products.
Still, both teams have the misfortune of playing in the divisions with the best teams in their conferences, so both are more likely to be wildcard contenders.
They give pedagogy lectures and presentations on campus and at state and national conferences, where they attend inspiring and informative recitals and sessions.
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After the mother of all press conferences, the governor got favorable reviews from the pundit class.
He was instrumental in bringing in both Japanese and American taiko drum ensembles, as well as the 1997 and 1999 North American taiko conferences.
I think it sells a lot better for TV, but I used to look at the old fighters like Joe Louis and I hardly ever heard trash talk at their press conferences.
Brussels is third in the number of international conferences it hosts also becoming one of the largest convention centres in the world.
In addition, Brussels holds more than 1,000 business conferences annually, making it the fourth most popular conference city in Europe.
After several conferences with area leaders, MOSI decided not to host the exhibit.
The milestone of those conferences is the Stockholm agreement of 1961 among 38 countries.
From the Swabian War in 1499 onwards until Reformation, most conferences met in Zurich.
It also participates in most international conferences on economic and political issues.
Constitutional conferences were held in London in 1955 and 1957, and the ministerial system was introduced.
Other times, resolutions were sought through the convening of international conferences.
These are similar to the conferences mentioned above, as there are technically no established rules or procedures.
The province also hosts various national and international conferences every year.
It encourages scholarship in issues surrounding English in Africa through regular conferences.
Over the next five days, private conferences were held to determine Luther's fate.
Churches with an episcopal polity are governed by bishops, practicing their authorities in the dioceses and conferences or synods.
In faculty rooms, at meetings, in conferences, at koffee klatches, teachers talk about teaching.
Some celebrities dislike press conferences, where the media bombards them with questions.
This structure will be similar to that of North American professional sports, featuring two conferences of six teams each.
There are also conferences and meetings organized to discuss issues of concern to the entire Communion.
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A teacher may be particularly prone to passive nonlistening when a number of parent-teacher conferences have been held in succession.
Table 2 shows who was present at the preexamination conferences for the current and recently completed examinations.
The next best team on a combined table across both conferences, takes the seventh place in the Champions Cup.
Our press conferences were always more fun than the sessions themselves, long and Latinate as those were.
The company also produces related conferences and co-produces CNET Builder.
It meets every two years and consists of over 600 delegates from various congregations and conferences.
Web conferences or Webinars are a great way to learn about products or subjects of interest.
The ASA sponsors a number of meetings and educational conferences for both elders and those who work with them.
With encouragement from readers of her site, she attended some weblogging conferences in Europe and America.
Garrett has dutifully attended press conferences and the Monday Morning Quarterback booster meetings with his coach.
In a news release issued Monday, NASD claimed that Wells footed the bill for two annual conferences in Scottsdale, Adz.
On 30 April 1998, John Paul II published the motu proprio Apostolos tuos that reduced the authority and the role of the episcopal conferences.
Quinn tells us the pope castrated the conferences in 1998 with another motu proprio.
The Ivy Group and the Big Ten were the most notable conferences to initially avoid full ride scholarships.
Churchill opposed the Soviet domination of Poland and wrote bitterly about it in his books, but was unable to prevent it at the conferences.
Instead, Cameron was given the responsibility for briefing Major for his press conferences during the 1992 general election.
The biennial AV Festival of international electronic art, featuring exhibitions, concerts, conferences and film screenings, is held in March.
Entertainment or event companies may also hire temporary shuttles buses for transport at events such as festivals or conferences.
The grounds are not generally open to the public, but the house is continually holding conferences, open days and lectures.
Coaches attending two conferences over a three year period will also revalidate their FAW C Certificate.
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The LCM conferences are one of the leading series worldwide in the field of environmental, economic and social sustainability.
It takes a laid-back man with an amatory record like his to stay straight-faced at press conferences.
It also produces Visual Basic Insiders Technical Summit conferences and co-produces CNET Builder.
A reinvigorated Al Gore vows to use strobe lights during press conferences to give the appearance of movement.
He is author or co-author of more than 60 papers in referred international conferences and journals.
Annual conferences were held to help governments refine the process of international arbitration.
These were conferences which settled important questions based on major historical events.
Innovative solutions showcased at past ETS conferences include those from Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Informatica, Intel Corporation, Sybase, Inc.
International conferences were organised to secure agreement on Suez Canal operations but all were ultimately fruitless.
Bermuda's proximity to the US had made it attractive as the site for summit conferences between British Prime Ministers and US Presidents.
Bute House is also where the First Minister holds press conferences, hosts visiting dignitaries and employs and dismisses government Ministers.
Two conferences on the status of Gaelic language and culture held on Cape Breton Island set the stage.
The Society staged Hughes conferences in 2010 and 2012 at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and will continue to stage conferences elsewhere.
The International Shaw Society was founded in 2002 and regularly sponsors Shaw symposia and conferences in Canada, the US, and other countries.
Over the past decade, as PDSs increasingly became a focus of reform efforts and a subject of conversation, regional PDS conferences proliferated.
It is managed by Cardiff Harbour Authority and is as a venue for small concerts, art exhibitions, conferences, meetings and celebrations.
The hotels in the city may be full at times, due to the increasing number of tourists and conferences.
Also within the grounds is the 17th-century Tythe Barn, which is also popular for conferences and weddings.
Scioscia's argument resulted in three separate umpires conferences, ending finally with the umps allowing Molina to take third.
Despite several military moves and peace conferences, the war sank into a stalemate.
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Avoid impromptu, lengthy and unfocused conferences, absent a pressing need.
The town has diversified with annual events, shopping and conferences.
Those who had internalized that ethic and had linked it with the prohibitory cause were responsive to the antirum, antiparty pronouncements of their religious conferences.
An active educator, Elkin has presented over 100 educational sessions for various financial institutions, treasury management and international conferences.
The International CES will highlight the newest innovations in the audio market through keynote addresses, conferences, SuperSessions and exhibits.
He also contributed regularly to oil and energy conferences.
At the same time, there is a renewed intensity in the scholarly push for historicization, via a wave of anthologies, conferences, exhibitions, and so on.
Two years later, AdNation Middle East wrote an article highlighting the practice of attracting journalists to press conferences by enticing them with offers of gifts.
The purpose of the award is to encourage practical scholarly work and to publicize the work of the honorees by sponsoring conferences on issues related to their work.
Qatar has hosted academic, religious, political, and economic conferences.
Ably led by Deborah Gaffney, Kate Dancy, and Jason Fraser keep TEI on track in respect of the conferences, courses, and seminars that we hold each year.
This ability to withstand high packet loss is designed to allow telepresence conferences even in regions where connectivity is unstable, according to Huawei.
TeleWRITER has required an external audio bridge for multipoint Audio Graphic conferences or a standards compliant H323 bridge for Multimedia calls.
In an effort to increase interaction between management, employees, and the unions, various conferences and workshops have taken place, often with thousands in attendance.
At this time, the Popes frequently held great councils and conferences.
A call for autonomy from groups within the United Methodist Church in the Philippines was discussed at several conferences led mostly by episcopal candidates.
The Council also determines whether actions of local churches, annual conferences, church agencies, and bishops are in accordance with church law.
Each of the subsequent conferences has been first received in Canterbury Cathedral and addressed by the archbishop from the chair of St Augustine.
Without such authorization and review, episcopal conferences are deliberative only and exercise no authority over their member bishops or dioceses.
The former Deptford Town Hall Building, designed by Henry Vaughan Lanchester and Edwin Alfred Rickards, acquired in 1998, is used for academic seminars and conferences.

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