conference
کانفرنس
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.
translation of 'conference '
noun
مزاکره
example
However, in a public online discussion just before the 'conference' , he also described the pitfalls, and how ecotourism development can fail.
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.
he gathered all the men around the baize table for a 'conference'
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.
an international 'conference' on the environment
The parties may wish to make oral submissions by way of a telephone 'conference' call.
Only the local 'conference' can alter a pastor's status under church law.
Representatives from the UK and abroad were at the 'conference' to share good practice in tackling gun crime.
In the new format, each team will play six division games, four against a division in its own conference, and four against teams in the other 'conference' .
Upon release of this decision the parties may arrange to address costs either in person or by telephone 'conference' call, through the trial coordinator in Newmarket.
Other courses will use a telephone 'conference' call for the audio portion of the course.
the annual 'conference' of music teachers
I unexpectedly ended up having to wait some minutes while Frank attended a 'conference' call.
I am tired of the strong stance that they want to take with football without helping the 'conference' in other sports.
Interesting technological takes on context-awareness and privacy discussed at the 'conference' ?
There is, I believe, no one more appropriate to address the 'conference' on the liturgical role of children in the Church.
But equally, as he himself admitted during the earnings 'conference' call, pros are increasingly choosing portables over desktops.
As in the past, the Vatican expressed much satisfaction with the 'conference' and the conciliar style of the Church in the United States.
A tape of that 'conference' call was played in court.
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.
A three-day 'conference' began here to discuss Indian and Swedish languages and different cultures.
a 'conference' call
he's attending a 'conference' on e-learning
an international 'conference' on the environment
In a 'conference' call, the company blamed the charge on slow mobile phone sales.
Notably absent at the 'conference' was any discussion of whether it is appropriate for universities to market themselves as brands.
Individuals were selected from each panel to present these topics at the 'conference' for discussion in the working group sessions.
When you play in a 'conference' , other league teams know your tendencies and schemes and personnel from year to year.
This is the best team in the best 'conference' in football, the Big 12.
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.
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