| Until they do, a single annual get-together would avoid summitry becoming a devalued currency—something Latin Americans know much about. |
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| Owen was an influential diplomat who helped institutionalize global economic summitry in the 1970s and was considered an intellectual framer of the Trilateral Commission. |
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| That G8 leaders are now making gestures of this sort betrays their knowledge that the game is up for world summitry that does not command world support. |
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| And all this escalating summitry takes place as Latin America is more divided than ever, between its liberal democracies on the one hand and Venezuela and its allies on the other, with Brazil trying to paper over the divide. |
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| It is perhaps significant that the 2000 Okinawa G8 summit was the first in the twenty-five year history of summitry that was largely dedicated to NorthSouth issues. |
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| A standard practice of America's Cold War summitry was to press the cause of dissidents in all encounters with Soviet representatives. |
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| It combined forcefulness with rhetorical reassurance and bilateral summitry. |
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| By all indications, the official March employment report, due out tomorrow, will be very, very bad. G20 leaders are busying themselves with summitry today in London. |
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| Education and training as well as life-long learning are other public debate and political summitry. parts together with quality of work added by the 2001 Stockholm Summit. |
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| In another development in this part of the world, the Malaysian premier opened a fresh round of summitry by railing against the very ideology behind extremism. |
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| From Ukraine to Greece, events have led the continent from the frying pan to the fire and back again, with all of the attendant summitry, declarations, and brinkmanship. |
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| As European leaders stagger into yet another round of crisis summitry, this potential superpower is widely viewed as the sick man of the developed world. |
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| Summitry organized by science, in particular, needs to be handled with care. |
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