Usar "plenary" en una oración

1. Truancy shall be cause for severe punishment, specifics of which to be determined by the newly elected School Committee whose plenary powers in these matters may be redressed only by petition, whose subscribers must number over half the current enrollment of the School at the time of submission

2. At the end of the session during the plenary, students are asked to read out the

3. One of the surest ways to make your lesson material ‘stick’ is to build review and plenary activity time into lessons

4. more likely to be retained than material that has not, few teachers actually plan sufficient time in their lessons to run an adequate plenary

5. The Emirates were insisting that Professor Jack Barclay should be part of the UK delegation, as they were equally keen to include some of their top scientists at the plenary sessions

6. So lunch was soon followed by a final meeting of the two leaders and their immediate senior officials behind closed doors, after which the final plenary session was held, where the communiqué was agreed

7. It was on the third day of the fifth plenary session of the Basic Law Drafting Committee in Beijing that Lee had once more caused an uproar which resulted in headings in the media such as “Strong opposition to a more powerful legislature

8. When he had finished the article for the second time the man turned his attention to the other main story on the front page and read the report of the Basic Law plenary session in the Chinese capital

9. Joseph was also part of a panel before the plenary session—with all 300 or so attendants in the room

10. and invested with plenary delegated authority seated himself at the head of the table, and the landlord sat down with him, for he was no less fond of cow-heel and calves' feet than Sancho was

11. AT THE END of the first week of January, a memo had circulated, convening a plenary meeting of the upper tier of management: representatives of the Board, corporate counsel, financial officers, vice presidents, and, from the Office of Public Relations and Community Affairs, Regan Lamplighter, née Hamilton-Sweeney

12. Behind him came pilgrims from remote regions, musicians playing accordions, peddlers selling food and amulets; and for three days the ranch was overflowing with the crippled and the hopeless, who in reality did not come for the learned sermons and the plenary indulgences but for the favors of the mule who, it was said, performed miracles behind his master’s back

13. The clerk several times used the word “plenary” (of the service), a word Pétya did not understand