Sentence examples for a meeting called from inspiring English sources

A meeting called by UMP head Jean-François Copé was reportedly tense, according to a source.

African leaders plan to discuss the crisis at a meeting called by the Organization of African Unity for Sunday.

They received only partial reassurance in a meeting called by Brooklyn's chief administrative judge, Ann T. Pfau, the lawyer said.

Even if such a meeting, called a naachid, resulted in a decision to act, no Navajo was bound to comply.

Nato released a statement of solidarity following a meeting called by Poland under Article 4 of the Washington Treaty.

Talk story about a meeting called by Amnesty International, an organization concerned with political prisoners; this meeting concerned itself with torture.

The two met fifteen years ago at a meeting called by the head of NASA to brainstorm ways to increase public enthusiasm for space exploration.

Typically, this requires a two-thirds vote of the shareholders at a meeting called specifically for the purpose of declaring the other shareholder "undesirable".

"There would be a meeting called by Ambassador Bodine" -- the official on Garner's staff responsible for Baghdad -- "and none of the senior officers would show up.

Navalny recalls being summoned to a meeting called by the party's federal council (of which he was a member) to discuss his "membership in the party".

"Setting up a meeting, calling another public official or hosting an event does not, standing alone, qualify as an 'official act,'" Roberts said in McDonnell vs. United States. .