“I have not attended a conference for medical professionals that did not include a workshop on breathing exercises or meditation or even yoga movement.”

“Last October, the prince invited a group of writers and teachers to a weekend conference to discuss the teaching of English and history in state schools.”

“At a heated conference on the state of contemporary music, composer George Rochberg declared that modernism had failed us.”

“I was a conferee with the Senate on that bill, and I'm very, very pleased that the stronger, in many cases, House provisions were included.”

“Burke, the conferee says, was torn between wanting to take a hard line and feeling compassion for Williams.”

“With each key press, the screen changes to show a different active conferee.”

“The University Syndicate in its meeting held recently unanimously approved the conferment of an honorary Degree of Doctor of Science upon Engr.”

“If the conferment of a right of avoidance ceases to make commercial or legal sense, then it should be treated as having been exhausted.”

“Madam Chancellor, I have the honour to present Reubina Ann Ballin for the conferment of the degree of Doctor of Letters, honoris causa.”

“The conferral of town status was presumed at some point, but is not supported by sources.”

“One of the most important issues to come out of the Convention discussions has been the reiteration of the doctrine of conferral.”

“The limits of Union competences are governed by the principle of conferral.”

“But fortunately, we're surrounded here by conferees that are plenty capable, plenty smart and care deeply about the future of the country.”

“In the end, both conferees were deeply affected by the event, especially by live-via-telephone testimony from a death-row inmate.”

“Significantly, these broadly representative and informed conferees have reached a unanimous conclusion.”