Sentences with phrase «large number of his conference»

Backed by a large number of his conference and advocates, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie warned of «a slow and steady erosion» of reproductive rights hours before the Democrat - dominated chamber passed two measures designed to protect abortion availability and enhance access to contraception.

The report can also play a valuable guiding role for the large number of conferences, meetings and symposia on climate change being held all over the world.

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At our annual conference recently held in Miami, Florida, a large number of our franchise partners sat in on a comprehensive social media presentation.

Edward L. Cleary, a Catholic priest, says that «for every Catholic actively practicing his or her religion, in many countries an equal or larger number of Latin Americans participate in some other form of religion, «5 and Brazilian archbishop Lucas Moreira Neves, Secretary of the National Conference of Brazilian Bishops in 1985, taking into account all these events, has roundly affirmed that «The springtime of the sects could also be the winter of the Catholic Church.

This concern with the peculiar status of the monk is the leitmotif of the volume Contemplation in a World of Action (1973), which brought together a large number of Merton's essays and conference papers on the monastic life done during the»60s.

The International Missionary Conference born of the Edinburgh and Jerusalem meetings had created national missionary councils in a large number of countries.

The extensive event and congress programme with conferences featuring top - level guests, forums, guided tours and a large number of special shows, also provides information and inspiration.

The Eastern Winery Exposition is an Eastern - focused wine industry trade show and conference designed to provide the Eastern U.S. and Canadian wineries and vineyards with an easily accessible, low - cost professional meeting with a large number of winery and vineyard suppliers, at the right time of year.

With so many bubble teams falling over the past few nights, the likelihood that a select number of the teams above could earn an at - large if they lose in their respective conference tournaments over the next week - plus has jumped.

In the past we've noticed that fading the public has been more profitable in conference games because these contests receive a larger number of bets.

I've spoken at a number of events, from large conferences to small, interactive workshops.

The nation's largest professional organization for lactation professionals, the International Lactation Consultant Association, has become so alarmed by growing numbers of parents using Ezzo's «infant management program» with poor results that, at its recent international conference in July, the group offered a presentation to a standing - room - only audience on how to deal with «rigid approaches to care giving» in the clients that they see.

«We must not allow a large number of our residents to live in the shadows and stop cooperating with law enforcement,» Gonzalez said at a press conference.

«A large number of people at our conference are the people that are going to be knocking on doors and making phone calls, and that's often is something that doesn't happen during midterms.

The effort has included the holding of two public conferences and 30 meetings during which a large number of excellent development ideas were presented, reviewed and incorporated into the Jamaica Action Plan.

Speaking at a press conference organised by the Diaspora Togo — Ghana solidarity movement, Bernard Mornah said government's silence on the crisis, coupled with the large number of Togolese coming into the country could lead to xenophobic attacks in Ghana.

New York's largest agricultural lobbying organization has a number of priority issues, and it outlined the top three on a conference call with reporters this morning.

Not only did Conservative Party members form the single largest group at Conference, but over the last six years the number of Party Members attending Conferences have increased significantly — reaching a peak at Birmingham last year.

Compare and contrast with Momentum: an organisation containing a large number of non-party members; which holds a party conference in competition with Labour's own during the same week, so as to draw away the crowds; and which channels funds from undocumented sources to undocumented political uses.

Backed by a large number of his Democratic conference and advocates, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie on Tuesday afternoon warned of «a slow and steady erosion» of reproductive rights hours before the Democrat - dominated chamber passed two measures designed to protect abortion availability and enhance access to contraception.

The state Senate's Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) wants to spend $ 500,000 to create a way to train a new pool of workers at a time when a large number of these workers are reaching retirement age.

A large number of Party members believe that he's also right on the first, if the applause that Clegg's name won at October's Party conference is anything to go by.

Northern Arizona University biologist Jeffrey Foster talked at the ScienceWriters2011 conference in Flagstaff on October 16th about what the loss of large numbers of bats would mean.

The device, announced at a recent conference in Japan, is mainly a proof of principle, however, since its design isn't suited to being packed in large numbers on a chip.

Dr Jeremy Thomas, a consultant pathologist at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK, told the European Breast Cancer Conference that although the majority of women with DCIS received the correct surgery for their disease, large numbers of women were undergoing mastectomy for DCIS either as a result of failed breast conservation surgery or for tumors that turned out to be smaller than 20 mm in diameter and therefore should normally have had a lumpectomy rather than a mastectomy.

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Gladstone touches the lives of budding scientists through a number of outreach programs, but its most considerable impact is on the large number of students who visit Gladstone every summer as part of the National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC).

For young aspiring researchers, including PhD candidates and master students, ESOF conferences are an excellent opportunity to get immersed in Europe's largest general science conference, learn about new discoveries in a large number of fields, meet Nobel laureates and young researchers across disciplines.

3 — A sturdy tote bag — A bag like this is great for planes but also to have on hand for those times (like conferences or to take to church) you just need something large enough to lug a number of things around.

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In the»90s, the time of political change in Europe, ELSA has entered a phase of development and forming the largest cooperation by increasing the number of members and observers to 30 International meetings held in the increasing number of group, evolved International Student Internship Program (STEP), increased the number of organized seminars and conferences.

Rosenbrock says the annual conference has been a cornerstone of the regional facility and its PD programs as it brings together a large number of teachers from a wide area, building the foundation for plenty of collaboration and the creation of networks within schools, providing a «canvas» for educators who are keen to share in their areas of passion.

Whilst the full programme of events is yet to be announced, the conference looks set to host around 70 exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations and services, a large number of speakers in addition to the WIFLE talks, meet the company meetings and networking.

LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy was in Sacramento Wednesday for a press conference in support of Governor Jerry Brown's proposal to shift more funding to school districts like LAUSD that have large numbers of poor and English Language Learner students.

When I hear the word strategy, I think of people sitting around a long table, in a large conference room, with a whiteboard full of scribbles, arrows, and numbers.

This is the largest contingent IAPSS has had attending the National Conference in a number of years.

Available exclusively for SEMA Show exhibiting companies, press conferences are a great way to reach a large number of media with your ground - breaking news announcements.

Hosting a press conference can be an effective way to reach a large number of media; however, they do require a great deal of time and effort, and are not suited for every type of news announcement.

Under the right circumstances, SEMA Show press conferences can be effective in reaching a large number of media.

Available exclusively for SEMA Show exhibiting companies, press conferences are a great way to reach a large number of media with your ground - breaking news announcement.

However, at large conferences, the sheer number of workshops and learning opportunities is amazing.

This year's COSUGI conference drew 544 attendees, the largest number in four years, including some top industry leaders such as Steve Potash of OverDrive.

Finally, for the most updated information on bite prevention, tune into the National Dog Bite Prevention Week coalition's press conference on Thursday, April 6, featuring: • Demonstrations by veterinary specialists on dog bite prevention • Release of the number of postal carriers bitten in 2016 • Announcement of the average cost of dog bite claims nationally in 2016, as well as the top 10 states with the largest number of dog bite claims in the U.S.

Training staff, interns, and volunteers is a key part of THL's strategy of helping to grow the animal advocacy movement by increasing the number of committed, trained, animal advocates.189 THL has large and structured volunteer, intern, and campus outreach programs designed in part to help participants become better advocates ready for positions of greater responsibility.190, 191 THL also tries to promote professional development among staff through structured training for managers and opportunities to attend relevant conferences and trainings.192 THL tells us that they try to promote from within as much as possible, and we have observed this in several cases.193 In our conversations with staff, we heard that while staff, interns, and volunteers all have opportunities for training and skill development, such opportunities tend to be much less structured for staff and more reliant on the staff member to take the initiative, which may lead to less overall growth.194

The added number of guest rooms, a sixth feature pool, the Great Lawn and expanded Western town will enable the resort to welcome more guests and accommodate larger conferences, housing all of their meeting needs.

There are a number of small, medium and large conference and event venues available, and the banqueting team can assist in planning a conference, function or wedding.

There is a karaoke bar which is extremely popular and there are also all of the business facilities that you would expect to find in a large business hotel including conference centers as well as a number of different meeting rooms and presentation facilities.

I've got ties with events such as GDC, E3, Gamescom, PAX, Indie MEGABOOTH (which I've helped organize several times), DICE, BAFTA, Control Conference and many more, I've advised on the content of some of these conferences; I've worked with publications such as Polygon, Kotaku, Destructoid, RPS, Joystiq, CVG, IGN, Gamespot, GiantBomb, Gamasutra, Power Unlimited, Control Magazine, Gamekings, TouchArcade, Slide2Play, IndieGames.com and a large number of smaller game publications.

COP21, also known as the Paris Climate Conference, brought parties together to achieve a universal goal on climate: keeping global warming below 2 ° C. «This is by far the largest number of countries ever to sign an international agreement on a single day,» stated the UN Secretary General Ban Ki - Moon.

At UN Climate Change Conferences, a large number of events demonstrate how non-Party stakeholders are working with governments and the UN system to implement the Paris Agreement.