congresses

• “I resolved to abjure all invitations, whether for signatures of support, or for participation in congresses, conferences, or meetings that carried the aura of”

  Notes on Nobelity

• “One serious obstacle to the smooth working of congresses is the language barrier.”

  Fredrik Bajer - Nobel Lecture

• “The party has been experiencing divisions recently with splinter groups claiming leadership and the right to call congresses being challenged in court.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “We will publish some 10,000 memos for ourselves, to send to other congresses, that is, to complete research and international commitments.”

  CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE MEDICAL-DENTAL CONGRESS

• “More important gatherings from a large number of dioceses, called congresses, have been held at Washington (1893), St. Louis (1901), New York (1904), and Pittsburg (1906).”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss

• “The meetings of the congresses are the tangible sign of this social movement; their increase in strength and influence is furthered by the growing interest of the civilized world in all kinds of congresses.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery

• “In 1850 both the King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria called congresses, but Prussia finally gave up hers, and the ancient confederation as of before 1848 met as a diet at Frankfort and from”

  Germany and the Germans From an American Point of View

• “Just a little trivia, related to the above: groups of ravens can be called congresses, unkindnesses, aeries, storytellings, or murders.”

  Wired Campus

• “It's a pretty good start, and hopefully we will have more virtual world / game 'congresses' over time.”

  SWI's Declaration of Virtual World Policy

• “Revolutionary "congresses" and "conventions," and sometimes the legislatures themselves, passed resolutions and laid penalties.”

  Formation of the Union, 1750-1829

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