regarding to vs in conference

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• They've been in conference together all morning.
• Sorry, ma'am, Mr. Saitz is in conference.
• He turned himself in while you were in conference.
• In 1507 he invited the chiefs of the Brethren to meet the Utraquists in conference at Prague.
• Mr. Saitz is usually in conference.
• Sir James is still in conference.
• I was in conference and couldn't see your husband.
• He is actually in conference at the moment.
• Yes. You're always in conference.
• The mayor's in conference, but he wants you to know...
• Dr. Bruner is still in conference.
• His teacher and the principal are in conference, and they really want to meet with you immediately.
• The common voice of bishops in conference can exert great positive influence in addressing civil authorities, both national and international, for the good of the society.
• Can't you see I'm in conference?
• The President is in conference with the Mayor, the Governor and the Attorney General of New York.
• His Majesty is in conference with his advisors and will be with you shortly.
• Primary features include a great hall for the Guardians to meet in conference, training facilities for recruits, prisons called Sciencells for dangerous criminals, and tombs dedicated to honoring fallen lanterns.
• Generals Gabler and Kahlenberge are in conference and cannot be disturbed.
• The Doctor is waiting Waylans in conference room 3.
• He was deep in conference with the consularis when I arrived.