conferences的意思|conferences的解释-里氏词典

conferences

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I loathe having to go to these conferences.
我最讨厌的是得参加这些会议.
Many international conferences are held in Geneva.
许多国际会议在日内瓦举行.

Members believed these earlier rulings protected them against damage suits based on their actions at news conferences, in communications with government agencies and related activities.
The news conferences were hastily called after news of the gene discovery leaked out earlier this week.
It also noted that INS Western regional officials had chartered jets to fly to conferences when commercial flights were available.
Candidates, at rallies and news conferences, openly criticized their once-secretive, autocratic union and its leaders.
The small chateau is owned by the Belgian government, which uses it for Cabinet meetings or international conferences.
At news conferences he received lengthy rounds of applause from local reporters.
"Pre-hearing conferences are becoming more numerous and more time consuming," the Big Board memo notes.
Most remarked on it in their valedictory news conferences.
Though officials at both the London and California news conferences said they hoped the companies could jointly produce shows, there aren't any specific plans to do so immediately, Blumenthal said.
"To schedule two press conferences (to announce the indictment), we think that exacerbates an already bad situation," attorney Paul Coggins said Thursday.
Dinkins," rather than "Dave," at news conferences.
The Vatican has asked all national bishops conferences to respond to its draft document on the role of such bodies in the church, and no final version is expected for months or even years.
The Pugwash conferences grew out of a 1955 statement by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein urging scientists of all political persuasions to devise ways to avoid nuclear war.
Among options for students to consider are circulating petitions, joining anti-war groups, forming their own, writing press releases and staging news conferences.
Much of its appeal, even to people visiting the principality for exhibitions, conferences or business meetings is its leisurely ambience. The tourist board is also investing in the leisure travel sector.
Most of the day's proceedings involved legal conferences out of the jury's hearing by the opposing lawyers with Common Pleas Judge John Lavelle of Carbon County, specially appointed by the Supreme Court to try the case.
"I go home with high hopes," Byrd, D-W.Va., said Tuesday at the end of another long day of repeated conferences on and off the Senate floor.
"Presidents generally talk about lower interest rates at housing conferences," Brady said.
But the Republicans have run a sharper campaign, offering almost daily press conferences to undermine Dukakis' standing.
The panel recommended that presidents meet with the media twice a month during daytime hours and limit televised evening news conferences to six a year.
The five-day meeting, including two preliminary days of virtually non-stop preaching and auxiliary conferences, featured a running conflict between fundamentalist and moderate factions of the divided denomination.
Searle plans to unveil the program at simultaneous news conferences in 10 cities.
The ADL sponsored similar conferences in May at Augsburg College in Minneapolis and in January 1988 at Wellsley College in Wellsley, Mass. It plans similar gatherings early next year at Ohio State and George Washington universities.
Over the past year, Mr. Bradley, with co-sponsor Jack Kemp, held well-attended conferences in Europe and Washington on the future of the international monetary system.
The two have collaborated, delivering papers at conferences and editing a Kinsey Institute volume entitled, "Masculinity-Feminity," published by the Oxford University Press in 1987.
He suggested with a smile that perhaps U.S. and Soviet astrologers "should follow the new fashion for conferences" and get together to exchange predictions.
Both Azcona Hoyo and U.S. Ambassador Everett Briggs held news conferences on Tuesday at which they called the reports untrue.
There are other suggestions of impropriety, for instance, my uncle's meeting with foreign journalists and speeches at international human rights and legal conferences.
A survey of over 1,000 companies and conference organisers, carried out by the publishers of the Conference Green and Blue Book guides to conference venues, found that more than two-thirds of all conferences are for between only 11 and 100 participants.
Here there were press conferences, tastings, a 110-trombone effect," he said.

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