Not every interstate conclave qualifies as a convention of states.
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"I know how people portray us," Bullock told the conclave.
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The GOP brass plans a big conclave on immigration Thursday morning.
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Republicans held a long conclave Thursday night in anticipation of a Friday vote.
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The conclave came just days after Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief, testified before Congress.
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This happens every spring around the time of the annual legislative conclave here.
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The conclave was being held at a large gym with a vaulted ceiling.
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Most observers have felt Beijing's exclusion from last Tuesday's conclave was a mistake.
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Only cardinals under the age of 80 are eligible to vote in a conclave.
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What could be so interesting about photos of powerful people wearing conclave-issued vests?
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Mr. Ho is also offering up some predictions for next year's Communist Party conclave.
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A turgid communiqué summarising the outcome of the four-day conclave contained few other revelations.
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A proudly independent-minded, thoughtful moderate, Kane will not be going to his party's conclave.
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It was like the diplomatic version of the conclave of cardinals to select a pope.
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She went to a march-planning conclave at a Panera Bread the next county over.
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Later today, Allen & Company's famous tech and media conclave will begin in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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My visit to Nuuk coincided with a political conclave hosted by Greenland's largest labor union.
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The conclave also comes as rumors suggest rising tensions between President Xi and Premier Li Keqiang.
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After the conclave, I drove to the airport with a small-time B.J.P. politician from Delhi.
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Before the attack, top Iranian officials, including President Hassan Rouhani, were expected to attend the conclave.
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In addition to CNN's seven-hour conclave, MSNBC is sponsoring a two-day forum on Sept.
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Like Vatican-watchers during a conclave or newly graduated transit planners, venture capitalists are obsessed with signals.
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Being over 80, Simoni cannot take part in the next conclave to elect the current pope's successor.
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As a cardinal, McCarrick participated in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI, who resigned in 2013.
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It was a conclave of the elect, anointed by Mr. Cunningham for their singular, eye-catching style.
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The differences with Damascus were starkly evident at a Middle East conclave in Moscow in late February.
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Indeed, China's potential to overtake American leadership in AI and related technologies dominated the four-day conclave.
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HK/SIN, after flirting with levels around 100 yen just before the Fed's conclave in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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The brouhaha over whether IHOP/IHOB slings pancakes or burgers offers acute insight into this week's international conclave.
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He also maintained the rank of cardinal and participated in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict in 2005.
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On Friday, the department hosted the Community of Democracies, a conclave of leaders from more than 100 nations.
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At one point, a gangster conclave on La Gomera is interrupted by an English-speaking filmmaker scouting locations.
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" Huck, an Australian shepherd, with Graham Caldwell's "The Conclave" Rosie, appreciating Dana Sherwood's "Confections of Canines and Kings.
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He is 81 years old, but the reign of "Francis the Reformer" could continue beyond the next conclave.
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That we really haven't spoken clearly enough and that these ideas haven't seeped beyond this little conclave of ours.
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CK2, a four-year-old game, got the superb "Conclave," which added Game of Thrones-like Small Council shenanigans.
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He participated in the 2005 conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI, presided over the graveside service for U.S. Sen.
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A David Axelrod tweet now carries the same authority as white smoke emanating from a Sistine Chapel Papal conclave.
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Or so we had learned while boning up on the pageantry of the funeral and the conclave to come.
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Opinion ONE emerged from a crisis conclave, the other was elected after the strangest campaign in recent American history.
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During the General Assembly conclave in the fall, Mr. Ban will try to drum up greater enthusiasm for refugee resettlement.
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Above the glass box, a grand mural depicts a conclave of red-robed judges and the child king Louis XIII.
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" The conclave was organized by the India Foundation, a think tank that "seeks to articulate Indian nationalistic perspective on issues.
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At first glance it would seem that Shaurya Doval, who had organized the conclave, is part of such an elite.
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The conclave then elected 58-year-old Cardinal Karol Jozef Wojtyla, who became Pope John Paul II on Oct. 16.
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This was the kind of diplomatic conclave at which Mr. Bush, a globe-trotting foreign-policy president, would have thrived.
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When the Vatican sent him a first-class ticket to 2013's papal conclave, he traded it in for coach.
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The fourth, Angelo Scola, was another Benedict XVI confidant and a leading contender for the papacy at the last conclave.
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On Friday, as the five-day conclave came to a close, she returned to her original domain: a protest outdoors.
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Thirteen are under 80 years old and thus currently eligible to vote in a secret conclave for the next pope.
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Some 2,500 insurance executives are gathered in Monaco for an annual conclave to haggle over reinsurance prices and strike underwriting deals.
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Analysts pointed to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech at the conclave on Friday as the reason for the newly resurgent dollar.
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Huddles in Mr. McConnell's Capitol suite and a lunchtime conclave appeared to stem any wavering and push Republican troops into line.
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She confesses that in the conclave with her brother, she wanted to be the one to survive if only one could.
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Investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's annual conclave in Wyoming next week for clues on the future trajectory of interest rates.
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On Wednesday of this week at DAR Constitution Hall, there will be a conclave to discuss the subject of D.C. statehood.
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The clues quickly mount, as the plot returns to where we left off, at the three-person conclave in Axe's apartment.
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He surprisingly named 14 new cardinals, 11 of whom are under 80 and thus able to vote in the next conclave.
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It becomes especially important should no candidate receive sufficient votes to win the party's nomination outright prior to the quadrennial conclave.
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Attendees caution that Romney's annual summit -- The Experts and Enthusiasts, or E2, retreat -- is not an exclusive conclave for the #NeverTrump movement.
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Xi is the first Chinese president to speak at Davos, which acts as a conclave for globalists from all over the world.
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Instead of extending the conclave, turning each Elvis-Nixon minute into a time-expanded mind-bender, the filmmakers make it another act.
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Investors now await the U.S. Federal Reserve's annual conclave in Wyoming next week for clues on the future trajectory of interest rates.
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In 2013, when Pope Benedict XVI resigned, McCarrick was too old to vote in the conclave but was active in the politicking.
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Because of the sex scandal, Cardinal O'Brien recused himself from the 2013 Vatican conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict XVI.
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The Council's president is an appointed agenda-setter and a broker of deals over a raft of issues within the fragmented conclave.
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Before the Washington talks, the two met in Singapore last month on the sidelines of a conclave of Southeast Asian defense ministers.
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A conclave of young avant-garde improvisers will descend on this darkened basement in Ridgewood, Queens, for a night of free playing.
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A phalanx of dancing clerics, in mitres and purple-and-gold tunics, suggest a papal conclave performing backup at a Prince concert.
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"I'm the back wall of the Sistine Chapel," said Ariana Grande, the singer, whose dress was a mass of papal conclave color.
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Cardinals younger than 80 are eligible to vote for the next pope in a conclave, when a current pope either resigns or dies.
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Until he turns 80, he also will be eligible to enter a conclave to elect a new pope after Francis' death or resignation.
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For the conclave itself, the cardinal electors process to the Sistine Chapel and take an oath of absolute secrecy before sealing the doors.
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Along with some 1003,500 insurance executives, he is in Monaco for an annual conclave to haggle over reinsurance prices and strike underwriting deals.
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Yet as the conclave at Aspen shows, such gloom has become a cultural cliché (and, in some elite contexts, an excuse for inaction).
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And at CPAC, the conclave for conservatives held in Washington last month, newly appointed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos zeroed in on college faculty.
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The conclave in Quebec pitted the United States against its traditional allies, which are trying to head off a full-blown trade war.
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The latest volume in his canon is "Conclave," a tightly woven tale about power machinations at the top of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Candid conversations leaked from a conclave of Republican lawmakers in Philadelphia last month, and public comments since, show they are nowhere near agreement.
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Central bank meetings will be the focus of market attention this week, with the Fed also holding a policy conclave on July 26-27.
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After that conclave, Graham offered perhaps the most sober assessment yet about U.S. involvement overseas and perhaps why Congress is mulling a new AUMF.
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The first conclave of this kind occurred in 2628, when several colonies convened in Albany, New York to negotiate a treaty with Indian tribes.
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Yet freedom of speech doesn't meant that our government leaders must pander to a small conclave of liberal elites who occupy the Beltway swamp.
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And now there was a potential third new nonhuman signatory to the treaty, and a conclave, called by the Presger, to decide the issue.
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After an extraordinary family conclave at the queen's country residence, Sandringham, the queen offered the couple what amounted to a bare-bones severance package.
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In 2017, amid rising nuclear tensions with North Korea, Japan (with South Korea) was invited to a Five Eyes conclave for the first time.
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" Thus, the Annapolis conclave recommended a convention empowered to propose any changes in the political system deemed "necessary" to render the political system "adequate.
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We know they politick from leaked accounts, and we know how the conclave is supposed to work from Vatican documents that detail the process.
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"We would like to see consistency and transparency in market access," Marit told reporters on the sidelines of the Pulses Conclave, an industry conference.
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Survivors of that June 12 conclave include Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, who once spent $31,000 on a dining set for his office.
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Cardinals are the highest-ranking Catholic prelates below the pope and those under 80 years old can vote in a conclave to elect his successor.
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If nothing else, this week's Democratic Party conclave will be remembered as the unlikely coming out party of its newly minted attack dog: Elizabeth Warren.
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But every month nearly 100 musicians and aficionados clamber aboard an old barge here for a nightlong conclave of Appalachian, old time and bluegrass music.
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Thirteen of the new cardinals, including the Americans, are younger than 80 and therefore eligible to vote in a conclave to elect the next pope.
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CONCLAVE A BLATANT RADCHAAI POWER GRAB shouted one, and CONSCIOUS AI MAKES ITS MOVE AT LAST—IS THIS THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR HUMANITY?
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In Europe, the world's business and political elite continue their conclave at the mountain resort of Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's Annual Conference.
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But lawmakers leaving the conclave in the basement of the Capitol said that no deal had been reached and that talks would continue on Wednesday.
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But Chaffetz, at the conclave to talk criminal-justice policy with Koch donors, expressed support for Trump's swift actions in the first days of his presidency.
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At the conclave, which takes place every five years, Xi is expected to further cement his status as the country's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.
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The one final conclave means that by the end of the episode, we think, only one of these characters will be alive: Luna, Roan, Octavia, Ilian.
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During the annual conclave of the National People's Congress in Beijing this month, the Chinese government has been eager to promote an image of ethnic harmony.
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I think I felt most gratification from figuring out DECIMATE/DECORATE and DECOROUS/DEXTROUS, and the crossing of CONCLAVE/CONCEIVE with CHAPLAIN/COMPLAIN was pretty amusing.
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The meeting last June in a wood-beamed barn in Newburg, Md., an hour due south of Washington, had all the makings of a secret conclave.
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Francis, the former cardinal-archbishop of Buenos Aires, was elected in such a conclave on March 13, 2013 as the first non-European pontiff in 1,300 years.
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The deal was announced at the India Today Conclave event It makes sense for Ola to strike partners to equip cars in India with its entertainment tech.
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His visit will include attending two major summits, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Vietnam and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations conclave in the Philippines.
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The Newfronts started in 2008, but this year's conclave of digital video content creators is particularly interesting because of the shifting format of the digital content farm.
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The USA has not held a constitutional convention since the first one in 270, but proponents of a state-led conclave see growing momentum for their cause.
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No hard decisions on leadership are expected to come immediately from the annual meeting, but this year's conclave is expected to initiate those conversations among top officials.
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With the possible exceptions of the Olympic Games and the verdict of a papal conclave, no other recurring event is capable of inspiring so much global fervor.
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A conclave of eminent pianists — including Gerald Clayton, Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Kenny Barron, a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master — will perform a concert on Feb.
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We can also imagine how it looks because the Holy See press office invited reporters into the Sistine Chapel for a look-see right before the conclave.
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Poor back-to-back results for Merkel's conservative alliance would undermining her standing going into a CDU party conclave followed by the party's annual congress in early December.
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In the snow-covered, fairy-tale city of Munich, global security leaders gathered for their yearly conclave, the Munich Security Conference, the Davos of foreign policy and power.
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We The People, that means all the people, not an exclusionary conclave of self-selected "journalists" who malign Middle America, are the ones who hold our leaders accountable.
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But this month, at what was described as "a conclave of ideas" organized by the Hindu right, I was reminded of a simple truth: Winning is not everything.
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The two leaders will both attend the United Nations General Assembly conclave this month, but it seems most likely that it would be signed by lower-level officials.
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While the week was billed as a public-private sector conclave, those who attended were heavily scrutinized for pandering to President Trump while simultaneously opposing his political ideologies.
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The 10 who are under 80 years old and thus eligible to vote in an eventual conclave after Francis, 82, dies or retires, are known as cardinal electors.
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He approved one global conclave in Washington just eight days before the event was to start, ensuring that few leaders from around the world were able to attend.
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The idea of a special messianic "mission" for Jews achieved an apotheosis at the conclave of rabbis in Pittsburgh who established what became known as Classical Reform Judaism.
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The government has been reluctant to risk protests by curtailing lending this year, particularly with a big conclave of the Communist Party to be held in late autumn.
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"The person who is elected by the last conclave chooses the people who are probably going to be the majority of electors in the next one," he said.
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"Today it is still a taboo, but it is a taboo that is crumbling," said David Keith, a noted Harvard physicist who was an organizer of the conclave.
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The three-day conclave at an oceanside resort will take stock of the race for the White House and prepare for a possible contested convention in July in Cleveland.
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The Central Committee, a party conclave of about 370 senior officials, began meeting in Beijing for four days on Monday to approve policies intended to ward off such dangers.
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In July, he delivered a speech at Samvad, a Hindu-Buddhist conclave designed, he said, to "shift the West-centric narrative into a world-centric and Asia-inclusive one".
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Eleven of the group are under 80, the age limit for entering the secret conclave that will be called to elect a new pope once Francis dies or retires.
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These new appointments will bring the number of so-called elector cardinals to 543, five more than the limit of 120 established by Pope Paul VI for a conclave.
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In 2013, Cardinal Keith O'Brien of Scotland recused himself from participating in the conclave that elected Francis after he was caught up in a sexual abuse scandal involving seminarians.
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At the India Today Conclave 85033 in Mumbai, Clinton told a crowd that the states she won represented a higher gross domestic product than the areas won by Trump.
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A conclave of Berlin's criminal gangs looks like a scene from a Dick Tracy cartoon; an orgiastic ceremony in a shuttered mansion is "Eyes Wide Shut" with a didgeridoo.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — It was past midnight when José Mourinho and his coaching staff finally left the Old Trafford changing room, with their impromptu conclave at an end.
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"We've reached an absolute low point regarding confidence between the main players," the secretary general of the security forum, Thomas Greminger, told reporters at the start of the conclave.
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The day after the conclave at the gym, I went to the institute to speak to Lene Kielsen Holm, a social anthropologist who studies Greenlanders' perceptions of climate change.
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Donald Y. Yamamoto, the acting assistant secretary for Africa, said the first time he briefed the secretary was when a conclave of African diplomats came to Washington on Nov. 17.
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Cardinal McCarrick voted in the papal conclave in 22005 that elected Pope Benedict XVI, and participated in the cardinals' meetings in 21980 that led to the election of Pope Francis.
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The pope has vexed conservatives by repeatedly declining to elevate Archbishop Chaput to the rank of cardinal, a requirement for entrance into the conclave that will choose the pontiff's successor.
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Among those in attendance at the conclave were the British foreign secretary, Boris Johnson; the Saudi foreign minister, Adel Ahmed Al Jubeir; and Qatar's foreign minister, Mohammed Abdulrahman Al-Thani.
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"If you look at the map of the United States, there's all that red in the middle where Trump won," Clinton said at the India Today Conclave 2018 in Mumbai.
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This sense of parental betrayal is reflected in his relationship with his mentor, Cardinal Michael Spencer (James Cromwell), whom he upstages during conclave, stealing his chance to be elected High Pontiff.
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The party often puts in place controls on news before important events, such as the party conclave, held once every five years, which will pick a new group of senior leaders.
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The conclave broke for lunch, and Shah walked around the table alone, scratching his chin and muttering to himself while sorting mood boards into piles of similar colors — "editing," he said.
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Soon after the opening at the Guggenheim, the Communist Party will hold its national congress in Beijing, a conclave set to anoint the current president, Xi Jinping, for a second term.
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Such a system could be more efficient, but also risky, said a report issued on Wednesday by the World Economic Forum, the organization that stages the annual conclave in Davos, Switzerland.
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He recalled the case of the late Scottish Cardinal Keith O&aposBrien, who recused himself from the 2013 conclave that elected Francis pope after unidentified priests alleged he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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The latest survey by the Business Roundtable, a conclave of bosses (chaired by Mr Dimon), put confidence higher than the historical average and well above the level which would signal a recession.
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That was the case the last two years when she attended the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, a conclave for the world's most powerful leaders and tycoons.
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At the meeting, some 2,300 hand-picked delegates will choose a new Central Committee which will then hold its own conclave to reshuffle membership of the country's most powerful decision-making bodies.
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She's been popping in and out of Jody's conclave from season to season; now she's back and ready to take charge — and ready to snatch Dean's mantle as Supernatural's new main character.
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O'Brien, once Britain's most senior Catholic cleric, promised to play no further role in the Church in Scotland and did not take part in the conclave that elected Benedict's successor, Pope Francis.
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The prime minister of Belgium, one of the EU's last bastions of federalism, has called for a "conclave" of EU leaders to discuss such proposals, including a change to the EU's treaties.
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Probably everyone anywhere in the unthinkably vast reaches of human-inhabited space was aware of it, had opinions, wanted to know more, wanted to know how this conclave would affect their futures.
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Sidiki Kaba, the Senegalese president of the Assembly of States Parties, as the conclave of countries that belong to the court are known, made an impassioned defense of the court this week.
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The 103-member conclave — which in the off-season lost boldface names like Barry Alvarez and Condoleezza Rice, its only female member — rarely offers substantive explanations of its thinking or decision-making.
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In contrast, she skipped an invitation from Washington to attend a conclave of Southeast Asian foreign ministers — she is also foreign minister of Myanmar — organized by Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson.
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Last week, one of Manafort's first moves was to tell a party conclave that his man has been "playing a part" and "projecting an image" for the crowds and was about to change.
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Cardinal Roncalli engaged Father Capovilla as his private secretary and, after the death of Pius XII in 22014, as one of his representatives to the papal conclave convened to elect a new pope.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the day the Russian Orthodox Church said it would not take part in a historic conclave and the day that its opening was cast into doubt.
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The conclave here in Goa was about building what is regularly described on Indian social media as a "right-wing ecosystem" to counter the left's alleged control of the news media and academia.
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The first weekend's Half Marathon is timed to coincide with the APAP (Association of Performing Arts Professionals) conference, a conclave that has typically overlapped with Winter Jazzfest and helped drive interest in it.
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That is the view of a Francis biographer, Austen Ivereigh, who pointed out that at the 2005 conclave, Bergoglio reportedly received a large bloc of votes but then threw his support to Ratzinger.
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Tagle, who is popular at home and around the Catholic world, has been mentioned in the past as a potential candidate for the papacy, including in the conclave that elected Francis in 2013.
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I was in Washington's fertile Skagit Valley at the Grain Gathering, a conclave of 250 of the best bakers, millers, grain scientists, and industry types from the United States, Canada, and five other countries.
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Expectations had been growing for a warming in the frosty bilateral ties following this month's conclave of China's Communist Party, during which Xi cemented his status as China's most powerful leader after Mao Zedong.
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And Cardinal Law's forced retirement was hardly punishing: he was put in charge of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of Rome's four major basilicas, and allowed to participate in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict.
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I made that point on Twitter in the context of Nairobi's appalling pollution, paralyzed traffic and largely-unlighted slums: Musing on #CEM7 #cleanenergy conclave in context of paralysis, darkness & pollution I saw in Nairobi.
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In meetings among cardinals before the conclave that elected Pope Francis in 2013, the Australian stood out not only for his imposing height and broad shoulders, but also for his command of financial matters.
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Pope Francis, Benedict's successor, ultimately permitted him to retain the title of cardinal but, in effect, stripped him of all privileges associated with that rank, including the right to vote in any Vatican conclave.
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"Years before the last conclave, he told me that the church needed a Francis as head of the church," Geert De Kerpel, spokesman of the Archdiocese of Mechelen-Brussels, said in a phone interview.
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In meetings cardinals held among themselves before that year's conclave, the former Australian Rules football player stood out not only for his height and broad shoulders but also for his command of financial matters.
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Less than a week later, the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise its main interest rate at its conclave on December 13 and 14 - a year after its first increase in almost a decade.
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Pressure is mounting on money managers as investors pull out their assets — so much so that a group of highly competitive rivals held a conclave in New York last month to talk over the problem.
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Of the 2,500 participants at this year's conclave of chief executives, central bankers and billionaire investors, only 18 percent were women, a touch above the 17 percent global average for female representation on corporate boards.
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Merkel, who has been in office since 2005 and is Europe's most powerful leader, faces further potential pitfalls this year in the form of a CDU conclave and the party's annual congress in early December.
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Hopes have been growing for a thaw in the frosty bilateral ties following China's recently completed Communist Party conclave, during which President Xi Jinping cemented his status as China's most powerful leader after Mao Zedong.
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Last month, Secretary of State John Kerry became the highest-ranking United States official ever to visit Hiroshima, during a diplomatic conclave intended to set the stage for the Group of 7 meeting this month.
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Hopes have been growing for a thaw in the frosty bilateral ties following China's all-important Congress Party conclave, during which President Xi Jinping cemented his status as China's most powerful leader after Mao Zedong.
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One of the last foreign journalists to work around Sertar, Kevin Frayer of Getty Images, took photographs of the Bliss Dharma assembly, an annual conclave that temporarily increases the number of people at the institute.
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Its committee of a dozen identified experts, including athletic directors and former coaches, meeting weekly near Dallas like a slightly more raucous Vatican conclave, has garnered more respect than the B.C.S.'s often-criticized algorithm.
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The timing of the new convention is fortuitous, just months after the founders of Tales of the Cocktail — long the world's pre-eminent cocktail conclave, in New Orleans — stepped down after accusations of racial insensitivity.
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But at the two-day conclave in early March, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation — a group of 57 nations that has been a vocal defender of the Rohingyas and Palestinians — handed Beijing a significant victory.
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He has issued "important instructions" at least three times on the outbreak and chaired a conclave of top officials to discuss government responses on Lunar New Year's Day, which fell on January 25 this year.
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So he instituted a one-decade term limit on Chinese leadership; after 10 years, the successor to the current president would be chosen by a Chinese Communist Party meeting roughly akin to a papal conclave.
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It's as if all the tech C.E.O.s gather at some conclave every few years and decide what the future is supposed to look like, then spend the next decade competing with each other to get there.
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Last month, Secretary of State John Kerry became the highest-ranking United States administration official ever to visit Hiroshima, during a diplomatic conclave intended to set the stage for the Group of 7 meeting this month.
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But the German churchmen are also convinced that Francis and his appointees are ultimately on their side, that Catholic history is bending in their direction, that the next conclave will bring a still-more-liberal pope.
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The Shanghai party congress, in addition to outlining the city's development path, will pick new leaders and elect delegates to represent it at the party's national conclave, the 19th Party Congress, in Beijing in the fall.
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Signals of further concrete steps could come from Xi on Tuesday in a speech marking the 40th anniversary of China's 1978 economic opening under late leader Deng Xiaoping and a major Communist Party conclave on economic policy.
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Meanwhile, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is slated to deliver a closely watched speech on Friday at a central bank conclave in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he is likely to weigh in on policy and his economic outlook.
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In meetings among cardinals before the conclave that elected Francis pope that year, the former Australian Rules football player stood out not only for his height and broad shoulders but also for his command of financial matters.
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LONDON — When Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain convened his new cabinet on Friday, it looked less like a conclave of powerful government officials than a well-mannered classroom on the day the headmaster came to visit.
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With world leaders gathered in New York for the U.N. conclave, Clinton was expected to meet leaders of Japan, Egypt and Ukraine later on Monday, while Trump was expected to meet Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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Since only cardinals aged under 80 can enter a secret conclave to choose a new pope from their own ranks after Francis dies or resigns, the new members will join the ranks of prelates known as "cardinal electors".
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"It would be possible after Pope Francis, the next pope could be somebody like Jude Law's [character]," said Sorrentino, whose research included speaking with Vatican experts who suggested a radical shakeup is likely during the next papal conclave.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It may be a cross between the Eurovision Song Contest, a papal conclave and a social club raffle but a ballot among EU ministers on Monday could hurt Europe's pharmaceutical industry and the health of millions.
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There does not appear to be any record of Mr. Trump's shift on abortion rights before February 2011, the month he spoke at a conservative conclave and made clear he was considering running for president the next year.
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He was in Manhattan in September 2014, during the United Nations General Assembly's annual conclave, where he pressed diplomats to come to the assistance of areas controlled by rebels fighting the government of Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president.
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While the Federal Reserve may have given its loudest hints yet of impending interest rate hikes at its conclave in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, last week, Slim, who commented before the gathering, didn't expect fixed income markets to become rattled.
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Ross on Wednesday described Chinese President Xi Jinping as being elevated to a "Mao-like" status after the Communist Party concluded a week-long conclave and, on Wednesday, unveiled a new leadership line-up without naming a clear successor.
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As airstrikes intensified, any hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough between Russia and the United States, which support opposite sides in the conflict, disintegrated in New York, on the sidelines of the annual conclave of the United Nations General Assembly.
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As far back as 1503, Roman banking houses offered trades predicting who would emerge as the next pope from the papal conclave, according to Leighton Vaughan Williams, director of the betting research unit at Nottingham Business School in England.
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The owner of the Bloomberg media empire and a former New York City mayor, Bloomberg was an odd choice for a speaker at the Democratic conclave, where many party progressives have railed against the influence of billionaires in politics.
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It is also intended to give President Obama an Internet-based initiative to discuss on Friday when he speaks at South by Southwest, the intensively hip conclave of musicians, celebrities and technology executives held each year in Austin, Tex.
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He says that he was "incredulous" when cardinals meeting in a secret conclave chose him to succeed the late Pope John Paul II in 2005 and that he was "surprised" when the cardinals chose Francis as his successor in 2013.
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"Every time this happens I wonder if he realizes how much confusion he is causing," said a conservative Rome-based cardinal who took part in the conclave that elected Francis three years ago and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media has given the first hint that an annual conclave of senior leaders is happening at the resort of Beidaihe, in a report saying the head of the organization department had visited government workers holidaying there.
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"Changes in the post-meeting statement and the updated dots will point in the direction of a cut at the next FOMC conclave at the end of July," said Doug Peta, chief U.S. investment strategist at BCA Research, in a note.
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Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the speaker of the House and chairman of this conclave, who delivered an awkward speech that was jammed between saccharine testimonies from former soap actors, minor sports figures and a woman who runs Mr. Trump's winery.
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After the conclave that culminated in his election, on the way to his inaugural Mass at the Sistine Chapel, he made sure to be photographed handling his own baggage, looking more like a tourist or a pilgrim than a Pontiff.
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A company owned by an employee of the son-in-law of the body's chairman at the time, Jia Qinglin, had acquired a stake in Mr. Wang's family holding company only weeks before the 2007 party conclave, The Times found.
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Cosco's chairman, Xu Lirong, is also a delegate to China's legislature, the National People's Congress, and in 2017 was a delegate to the 19th Communist Party Congress, the conclave held every five years that picks the ruling party's top leaders.
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At the same conclave of Republicans on Saturday, one of the party's key Senate candidates, Mike Braun, a wealthy former Indiana state legislator who is running against Senator Joe Donnelly, a Democrat, framed the stakes of the election in grimmer terms.
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During their conclave, for example, the cardinals have to wrestle with reports of a suicide bomber in a public square outside Vatican City who shouted "Allahu akbar" around the same time there was a mass shooting at, what else, a Mass.
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In the months leading up to the conclave, held once every five years, the party puts stability at a premium, and Mr. Xiao, through his substantial holdings, is seen as having the potential to bring instability to China's stock markets.
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The meeting commemorated a Communist Party leaders' conclave in 1978, when Deng Xiaoping and other veteran revolutionaries set China toward market-friendly, pro-growth policies that would eventually transform the country into the world's biggest economy after the United States.
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Some ruling Communist Party officials were moved on Thursday to song, dance and tears in adulation of Xi, a day after he opened the twice-a-decade conclave pledging to build a prosperous "modern socialist country" for a "new era".
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