Sentence examples for convene that from inspiring English sources
But with no date set for the panels to convene, that is unlikely to happen until the end of the year.
A separate bench of the Supreme Court is scheduled to convene that day to hear the government's explanation for failing to comply with earlier court orders to reopen corruption cases against Mr. Zardari.
Andy Grove calls this "getting knowledge power and position power in the same room at the same time". Top executives will almost always have to convene that meeting and pay attention to who is invited.
Then the speaker of the Serbian Parliament, Dragan Tomic, one of Mr. Milosevic's closest allies, announced that he would convene that body on Monday to recognize Mr. Kostunica's election as federal president.
"The government will be happy to convene that summit to chart a way forward and to make sure that all parties involved - the government, the SFA and the clubs - are mindful of their obligations and wider role in Scottish society".
"The government will be happy to convene that summit to chart a way forward and to make sure that all parties involved - the government, the SFA and the clubs - are mindful of their obligations and wider role in Scottish society". In a statement, Strathclyde Police confirmed that Chief Constable House had sought government intervention over disorder issues surrounding the Old Firm fixture.
Additionally, the project aims at producing an annual convening that brings together key players within the Ghanaian entrepreneurial ecosystem to explore ways of promoting the SDGs in entrepreneurial models.
Harvard Club of Washington, D.C. "Vision and Justice" is a two-day creative convening that will consider the role of the arts in understanding the nexus of art, race, and justice, with a particular focus on the African-American experience.
During the exhibition, the gallery also became a site for Summit related activity, such as an artist-only convening that took place on April 30, and a public conversation between Summit organizer Mark Phillip Bradley and artist Amber Ginsburg.
And there's the World Wide Web Consortium -- an international convening that's developing standards to limit online tracking.
The Democrats convened that year shaken and divided.
