The defense lawyers for the police had previously requested that the trial take place elsewhere, arguing that it would be impossible to convene a fair jury in Baltimore due to the intense publicity and politically charged nature surrounding Gray's death.
That's like a term of art," said the spokesperson for the military district of Washington (MDW) – which is responsible for convening a fair and impartial trial for the accused – to an American TV reporter last summer.
The Hellenic Initiative, a philanthropic organization formed in 2012 specifically to assist Greece's economic recovery, convened a fair in Athens on June 25 to connect nascent Greek startups and young companies with international investors.
Mr. Guaidó says an interim government would distribute humanitarian aid, take steps to turn the economy around, and convene free and fair elections.
Now in its seventh year, the fair convenes 65 dealers from Europe and the United States who collectively present a huge, dazzling display of paintings, drawings and sculpture dating from the Renaissance to the mid-20th century.
Another initiative is a partnership with other big companies to convene giant job fairs in cities such as Phoenix, Chicago and Los Angeles, inviting out-of-work young adults for job interviews.
Art fairs are a form of annual trade fair that convenes dealers and customers for a hectic few days of sales and schmooze.
This week in Miami, after a powerful convening hosted by the Fair Immigration Reform Movement FIRMM), over 70 youth activists from all over the country rallied outside the office of GOP Congressman Mario Diaz-Balartoto both protest his vote in favor of the border wall and demand that he vote NO on Trump's anti-immigrant budget.
Nordhaus recently participated in an ISPS all-day convening on "A Fairer Future" where he was on a panel discussing research and policy making.
To draft new laws, hold a fair election and convene a meeting of the assembly that elects the president will, he argues, take until the end of next year.The opposition is divided over how to respond to Mr Habibie's timetable.
