Sentence examples for call to convene from inspiring English sources

He used a conference call line from Free Conference Call to convene the Twitter users.

Republican legislators made preparations to heed Taylor's call to convene in London on February 5.

The Saudi resolution includes a ritual call to convene the long-delayed Geneva conference on ending the war, although the Russians and others see the Saudis as actively undermining the proposed peace talks.

This meeting will be a wakeup call to seminarians across the country to see the power of their conviction, the need for their voice, and to hear the call to convene, both physically and spiritually, to take their place in church leadership.

British prime minister David Cameron called parliament to convene and said a vote would be taken Thursday.

In a hastily called news conference, the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, said he would call on Congress to convene a bipartisan panel made up entirely of Republicans to investigate the president's weight: MITCH McCONNELL (at news conference): This president claims to weigh 179.9 pounds.

Erdogan said Turkey will call on Nato to convene in an emergency session to discuss the incident.

6.06pm BST Carney is asked, is it true that the president has no plans to call on Congress to convene to vote on a war resolution before any strike on Syria?

Last week, a new, left-leaning Christian movement, Call to Renewal, convened in Washington, timing its first major public gathering to coincide with the Christian Coalition's annual Road to Victory convention.

The movement emerged from the Child Survival Call to Action convened in June 2012 by the Governments of Ethiopia, India and the United States, in collaboration with UNICEF, to examine ways to spur progress on child survival.

Specifically, the plan calls for Iowa to convene its caucuses on Jan . 19 , 2004and New Hampshire to hold its primary on Jan . 27