Converse of object

• attend: The DPRK has agreed to attend a third plenary of the Four Party Talks in October.

• give: Paul Ekins, Head of the Environment group at PSI, will give the opening plenary on " Making resource flows count " .

Adjective modifier

• final: He opened the final plenary of the NPT Conference at 10.30 pm.

• next: The next plenary will be held on March 8, 2001 at the Palais des Nations, Geneva.

• possible: Possible plenary: Students use their posters to report on their investigation results.

• short: A few short plenary and panel discussion sessions set the scene for in-depth deliberations during a series of breakout groups.

• main: And this was seen as a succesful outcome, presented in the main plenary to heads of States and governments.

• second: The Commission met for its second plenary in Madrid, Spain, in January 1992.

Modifies a noun

• session: The groups reported back in a plenary session at the end of the lesson.

• indulgence: The Holy Father granted all World Youth Day participants a plenary indulgence.

• speaker: Plenary Speakers Details of the plenary speakers are given below.

• lecture: Term I: Plenary lectures On fourteen teaching days of Term I there is a morning plenary lecture for the whole Summer School.

• meeting: An annual plenary meeting of the four members will take place, hosted in each museum in turn.

• talk: Matt will be giving a plenary talk jointly with Tony Brown on Socrates: Building an Intranet for the UK Research Councils.

Noun used with modifier

• closing: A similar format was followed during the closing plenary which examined issues of concern in the context of legal education in Europe.

• keynote: The event will be divided into panel discussion and keynote plenary lectures.

• opening: The opening plenary session was held in the lecture theater of the Oxford University Museum.

• afternoon: The afternoon plenary session built on the earlier workshop presentations and suggested some action.

• morning: Term I: Plenary lectures On fourteen teaching days of Term I there is a morning plenary lecture for the whole Summer School.

• society: Please also send to the civil society plenary list if you wish, but suggest you strip any personal contact information before doing so.