Sentences with phrase «hundreds of delegates»

The delegation called on the administration to keep fossil fuels in the ground in front of hundreds of delegates and the media.

The Democratic convention is held every four years, and hundreds of delegates flock to the chosen city to choose their party's candidate to run for president.?

Coldwell Banker Canada recently wrapped up a cross-country tour of broker meetings and sales rallies in six Canadian cities, attended by hundreds of delegates from coast to coast.

Nearly 300 people attended our training courses, both here in the UK and as far afield as Malaysia & Singapore and hundreds of delegates visited the Second European Babywearing Conference.

Attended by hundreds of delegates, speakers, sponsors, partners and volunteer assistants, they are run by volunteers from the PHP community and elected committee members of PHP London.

We are expecting hundreds of delegates from across Europe... a sure recognition of the importance of this fast growing sector of the food retailing sector.»

Tongues are wagging by the sight of the vehicle as hundreds of delegates gather to elect regional executives of the party for the Northern region on Saturday.

The E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull will be hosting the UK National Astronomy Meeting, where we will bring together hundreds of delegates from the UK astronomy community.

Ambassador Eco-School St Mary's partnered the Council to run the event, which attracted hundreds of delegates from the public and private sectors across the region and covered a variety of topics aimed at improving sustainability in the community.

Following the successful event, which say hundreds of delegates dissect the latest trends in Caribbean tourism, Breaking Travel News caught up with the island's director of tourism John Lynch to assess his views.

Cairns features a variety of conference venues from the large and luxurious Pullman Reef Casino or The Sebel Cairns that can host many hundreds of delegates along with Exhibitions, Trade Displays and elaborate Gala Dinners, to the business class hotels with well respected names such as Rydges, Novotel and Holiday Inn that are well suited to smaller conferences, training programs, strategy meetings and seminars.

First, we were present at the Scaling Up Conference in Ottawa where hundreds of delegates met to discuss emergence of the bioeconomy.

On Wednesday, hundreds of delegates inside the Bella Center protested, walking out to join the thousands already in the streets.

Sophia the android addressed the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh yesterday to the delight of hundreds of delegates.

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Hundreds of delegates from across the country who are the decision makers in Canada's fast growing and lucrative crowdfunding industry:

Speaking during an event at the Third Congress of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela in Caracas on Monday, María Estrella Uribe read the changed prayer in front of hundreds of delegates and current President Nicolás Maduro.

Meanwhile, hundreds of delegates were ordered not to travel to India by their governments because of fears of plague and malaria.

Hundreds of delegates from across the region have been gathering at the 30th annual Caribbean Marketplace at the Atlantis Resort, the Bahamas.

Hundreds of delegates — representing the upper echelons of the Caribbean tourism industry — were at the event, which marks the highlight of the industry calendar in the region.

Hundreds of delegates from the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference celebrated amid the splendour of the new Armani Hotel Dubai last night, as the Burj Khalifa property stepped out onto the world stage.

In Nairobi, meanwhile, hundreds of delegates were wrapping up a two - week conference expected to only slowly advance efforts to rein in greenhouse gases blamed for much of the 0.6 - degree - Celsius (1 - degree - Fahrenheit) rise in global temperatures in the past century.