conclave造句

And next year there will be an important quinquennial party conclave, followed by the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008.

In selecting a host city, the IOC, acting like a papal conclave, takes a series of votes until a candidate receives a majority.

At a dramatic midnight conclave, the country's Supreme Court judges gave credence to rumours that Mr Zardari planned to sack them and vowed to defy him.

The federal security council that approved the deal is misnamed: it is a conclave of ministers headed by the chancellor that does nothing but weigh up the pros and cons of arms exports.

But as neither had ever reached a decision without prefacing it by this mysterious conclave, Mrs. Archer and her son, having set forth their case, waited resignedly for the familiar phrase.