When the Forty-Two Articles were finally published in May 1553, the title-page declared that the articles were agreed upon by the Convocation and were published by the authority of the king.
These measures had already been authorized by the Convocation Sejm; more legislative and executive improvements inspired by Familia or the King were implemented during and after the 1764 Sejm.
A committee established by the Convocation of Canterbury in February 1870 reported favourably three months later on the idea of revising the King James Version; two companies were formed, one each for the Old and New Testaments.
In April 1604, two months after Whitgift's death and with the backing of King James I, Bancroft secured the acceptance by a convocation of the clergy of a new canon law for the church.
A student scheduled to graduate in a particular quarter is to be assigned a grade by the convocation grade deadline for that quarter.
The Divinity School welcomed the entering class with an orientation program and picnic, followed by Opening Convocation on Aug. 30, during which Elaine A. Heath was installed as the 13th dean of Duke Divinity School.
Clement VII died on 25 September before learning of the denial of papal authority on 31 March by the Convocation of Canterbury.
Officially, the Paris Summit was known as COP-21, meaning the 21st Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change, itself signed by a convocation of all the world's Heads of State, then unprecedented, in 1992.
The SI was amended by subsequent convocations of the CGPM.
