conference
ਕਾਨਫਰੰਸ
definition
verb
video conferencing
take part in a conference or conference call.
noun
he gathered all the men around the table for a conference
a formal meeting for discussion.
I am tired of the strong stance that they want to take with football without helping the conference in other sports.
an association of sports teams that play each other.
example
We schemed and plotted by internet, e-mail and 'conference' call, and now the team has come together for the first time.
an international authority or, if that was not possible, a regional operators' 'conference'
Councillors, health bosses and smoking campaigners are holding a 'conference' in Bolton to discuss new ways of cleaning up the city's air and helping more smokers quit.
So there came a time when the commander had to go away for a two-month-long 'conference' to discuss plans for army force reductions.
The Fire Brigades Union discussed at its annual 'conference' yesterday whether to hold a ballot which could lead to walkouts within a month.
But equally, as he himself admitted during the earnings 'conference' call, pros are increasingly choosing portables over desktops.
Paul insisted that he only found out in the May 2nd telephone 'conference' call.
a 'conference' call
they had a family 'conference'
Can you get a counsellor who would counsel the two of you via email or 'conference' call (and do you have the money to pay for it)?
If you weren't good enough to be one of the top six teams in your 'conference' , you aren't deserving of going to the playoffs.
The main issue up for discussion at the weekend 'conference' was council tax.
the university hosted a literature 'conference'
Each team will contest nine 50-overs matches against the other teams in their 'conference' with all games played in coloured clothing and with a white ball.
We were in groups for the 'conference' and had to discuss and comment on various things.
A three-day 'conference' began here to discuss Indian and Swedish languages and different cultures.
a 'conference' call
It was in fact the goal that set her course of action: she chose to complete the stated goal of the 'conference' call rather than to let people vent emotion.
They're one of three teams in the 'conference' without a winning record at home, where they are 16-16.
Only the local 'conference' can alter a pastor's status under church law.
A large number of people in the nuclear industry have been attending a major 'conference' in Sydney to discuss whether nuclear power is inevitable or irrelevant.
I flew from here to Indianapolis to address a 'conference' of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
The parties may wish to make oral submissions by way of a telephone 'conference' call.
This time however, he was very much subdued and hardly contributed to the discussions in the 'conference' .
This is the best team in the best 'conference' in football, the Big 12.
The spokeswoman said she knew very little more than this but apparently the press office will have a 'conference' call with the techies very soon.
Experts from across the country will meet in Sheffield tomorrow at a 'conference' to discuss the growing problem of liver disease caused by alcohol abuse.
He went on to defend his own actions and his 'conference' 's, saying he has upheld church law even when he doesn't like the law.
the party 'conference' is being held in Galway
I am tired of the strong stance that they want to take with football without helping the 'conference' in other sports.
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