Converse of object

• organize: Uzbek officials are always invited to the pompous seminars and conferences organized by the foundation.

• organize: We will be organizing a conference on risk perception to address this matter in detail.

• hold: SAP failed to announce any major customer wins at its users conference held in Orlando, Florida, in June.

• host: In June Britain hosted a high-level conference on children affected by armed conflict.

• convene: The theory created considerable debate, and in 1977 the Lausanne Movement convened a special conference to consider it.

Adjective modifier

• forthcoming: Nursing The Foundation of Nursing Studies lists forthcoming conferences, plus reports from previous conferences.

• one-day: National network - one-day conference in June, but again it's a voluntary thing and not nearly enough.

• international: A major international conference to launch the final report will take place in 2006.

• two-day: Tim Brighouse, Chief Adviser for London Schools will chair this two-day conference.

• biennial: Its ninth biennial conference ( PPSN IX ) will be held in Reykjavik, Iceland on 9-13 September 2006.

Modifies a noun

• proceeding: March 19, 2004: Full papers for conference proceedings due.

• organizer: For further information, please contact the conference organizers.

• delegate: Seeing hundreds of people playing on the slot machines at 8:30am - not conference delegates I hasten to add!

• venue: The conference venue is the Science Building at the University of Warwick.

• dinner: A conference dinner will be held on the evening of 14 April.

• paper: Articles developed from conference papers will be considered for publication in the Journal of Media Practice.

Noun used with modifier

• press: Mohammed Ali was of course the master of the press conference.

• news: Speaking through an interpreter, Mr Yu Jianwei told a London news conference that the company wanted Government aid to help with the project.