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 2001

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

Fredrik Bajer - Nobel Lecture 1908

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 2008

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 1966

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 1840-1916 1913

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 1840-1916 1913

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 Price Collier 1886

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

Wired Campus 2010

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

Wired Campus 2010

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 2007