Sentences with phrase «attending at a place of business»

Primary picketing is attending at a place of business or employment with an object of persuasion, usually to dissuade others from entering or doing business at that place.

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NAN reports that the presentation of the book, which took place at the Emir's Palace, was attended by over 10 prominent traditional rulers and five governors, as well as members of the national and international business community

The event took place in a small suite at the Roosevelt Hotel, just down the hall from the annual Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty breakfast — a must - attend event for local politicians to demonstrate their support for the Jewish community — and it took place just an hour before the annual Israel Day Parade... Neither Schumer nor Silver nor Nadler so much as mentioned Israel, though there were a couple of Orthodox supporters conspicuously positioned behind the speakers... Silver, who is now a constituent of hers, called Velazquez his «newly acquired» congresswoman, and mostly talked about her work for federal housing money and on behalf of small businesses.

Further, there is currently no provision in any state's laws or at the federal level for students to attend cybercharter schools that are out of state in the sense of having no physical place of business within a state.

The event will take place in Midtown Manhattan on July 17 at 3 p.m., and for the first time ever, we're providing our readers with the chance to attend and meet top airline and hotel executives, as well as members of the Frequent Business Traveler editorial staff.

To mark the occasion, a high - profile celebration took place at the property under the patronage of HRH Prince Faisal Bin Bandar Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Governor of Riyadh, which was attended by many of the city's prominent business leaders.

For a reporter, covering the goings - on at E3, the annual video game trade show put on by the Entertainment Software Association, is a massive pain in the ass exacerbated by the fact that a good chunk of the people you're wading through to get to the person you're supposed to interview or the game demo you're supposed to attend are not a part of the industry and have no business being there in the first place.

«If you could get the best of the best in one place at one time for your business, would you make the effort to attend?