The phrase "convene a party" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to organizing and planning a gathering or celebration with multiple people. Example: The host had to convene a party for the 25th birthday celebration.
But Republican leaders never convened a party meeting to vote on any of those candidates.
The United States has said it would like to convene a working party meeting of participants in the six-nation talks as soon as possible to prepare for the next session, expected by Sept. 30.
He said that he was committed to electoral reform, but that he wanted to convene a cross-party group to study the issue before doing anything.
The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, will write to Shorten and Abbott to urge the leaders come together and talk about how best to proceed, and the Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young will convene a cross-party meeting on same-sex marriage on Monday in an attempt to build consensus on the issue.
Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, the 71-year-old academic-turned-diplomat, who was fielded as a joint candidate by the CHP and the nationalists, failed to inspire, trailing with 38% of the vote.Mr Erdogan's next step is to convene an AK party congress on August 27th to elect a successor before he formally takes over as president.
Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, a 70-year-old diplomat who was fielded as a joint candidate by the CHP and the nationalists, failed to inspire, trailing in with 38% of the vote.Mr Erdogan's next move is to convene an AK party congress on August 27th.
We therefore call on the prime minister to convene an all-party commission to review drug policy and make recommendations for reform.
The new Kim Jong-un badges may be distributed to party officials early next month, when North Korea has said it would convene a large meeting of party members in the capital, Pyongyang.
Last week, during the Brooklyn Democratic Party's organization dinner at the Brooklyn Marriott, a group of Democratic Party district leaders and elected officials held a news conference outside of the hotel, urging Mr. Norman to convene a special meeting of the party's executive committee to discuss changes in the party's screening panel.
Ms. Daughtry also prompted the party to convene a 60-person faith advisory board and to train its members to combat the religious right on television.
