Sentence examples for been reconvened from inspiring English sources
verb
To resume something that has been convened and then paused.
But at least Australians are fighting back: the climate commission has been reconvened as an NGO, funded by donations.
Instead, the matter is before the country's supreme court, which has been reconvened for the first time since the 2000 coup.
Meanwhile, parliament's intelligence and security committee, which conducted its own thorough investigation into the terror attack when Private Lee Rigby was murdered, has only just been reconvened, nearly six months after the election.
The meeting was adjourned for 20 minutes, with Councillors and hacks alike retreating to the inner chamber, together with five non-shrieking members of the public who would have made the meeting legal had it been reconvened in this place of refuge.
They are expected to testify when the hearing is reconvened.
After a 20-minute hiatus, the press conference was reconvened.
At intervals, the temporal think tanks™ can be reconvened, or reconstituted with new participants.
We suggested the groups convened last year for swine flu critical care planning should be reconvened.
-- Indications that a UNGA special session on the Middle East might be reconvened.
Finally, all workshop participants were reconvened in plenary session for summation of breakout group discussions and final recommendations.
The panel will be reconvened with a new chair in due course.
