plenary

• “Later usage has restricted the term plenary to those councils which are presided over by a delegate of the Apostolic See, who has received special power for that purpose, and which are attended by all the metropolitans and bishops of some commonwealth, empire, or kingdom, or by their duly accredited representatives.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss

• “` ` This is not what you call a plenary meeting, but both sides are anxious to sign the deal as soon as possible, '' Clark said.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “Speeches in plenary - this is potentially a bit misleading since the real arguments happen behind the scenes in the committee meetings, which although public events are not recorded with the same degree of completeness as the plenary sessions.”

  Sore tooth and things

• “(EPP-ED) (UUP) Questions asked: 214 41 42 Motions Proposed 0 9 8 Reports drafted 0 1 2 Speeches in plenary 314 118 122 Written Declarations 3 0 4”

  Sore tooth and things

• “The Assembly voted in plenary in favour of adopting a statutory language scheme.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “If that meant only translating contributions in plenary from Welsh into English there would be no need to note that the rules for committee meetings were different.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “You'll probably remember the Commission's announcement during the Eisteddfod that English contributions in plenary won't be translated into Welsh in the official Record of Proceedings from now on.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “The Assembly voted in plenary to adopt a language scheme.”

  Unbelievable!

• “The only people with any business to watch our politicians in plenary have computers and can observe unfolding events on Senedd TV.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “« The first sex worker plenary from the International AIDS Conference Thank you!!!”

  US Fails on AIDS « Bound, Not Gagged

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