a formal gathering of people for discussion, consultation, or decision-making

to propose, suggest, or recommend a course of action

a negotiated arrangement or formal pact reached between two or more parties

(idiom) inconceivable; unimaginable; unfathomable

(of a committee etc) to deliberate, consider, or discuss

A member of a legislative body, such as a parliament, congress, or assembly.

a formal expression of opinion or intention agreed on by a legislative body or public meeting

a state of prolonged public disagreement or heated debate

a suggestion or formal plan put forward for consideration

A legislative assembly or body of government responsible for making laws.

to express strong objection or disapproval; a formal statement or action expressing dissent

a room specifically designed or used for hosting meetings and conferences

to express opinions or talk about someone or something

topic of discussion, subject, or issue under consideration

to appraise or review through discussion

a formal suggestion or initiative put forward for consideration

objection; dissent

a formal proposal or motion submitted for discussion or voting in a meeting or legislative body

a schedule or program of items to be discussed at a formal meeting

senate or the upper chamber of a legislative assembly

to discuss or deliberate with others in order to reach an agreement or decision

a formal proposal made in a meeting or deliberative assembly

The lower house of the United States Congress.

a written legal document or formal agreement between parties detailing specific terms

the presiding officer or chairman of a legislative assembly or parliament

to discuss official business

to reconsider

(telephone) conference call

to criticize

a formal international agreement or diplomatic document, often serving as a supplement to a treaty

minister level conference

to discuss something spiritedly with many people expressing different opinions; a situation where tongues are wagging

the lower house of the French parliament or equivalent legislative bodies in other francophone countries

resolution (of a meeting)

to negotiate or haggle over the price of a commodity or service

member of the House of Representatives

A written proposal or document outlining a formal initiative or call to action.

a panel of judges assigned to hear and adjudicate a legal case

seat in a parliament or legislative assembly

CPPCC (Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference)

a legislative assembly or body such as a parliament, congress, or chamber of government

The Zunyi Conference of January 1935, a key turning point during the Long March

to bargain face-to-face or negotiate terms directly, often used in job or trade advertisements

round table conference