Sentence examples for convened a team from inspiring English sources
He added that his office had convened a team of lawyers that was working on a landowners' guide about the conflicts, to be published in coming months.
So in 2011, the World Anti-Doping Agency convened a team of researchers to try to determine more accurately how many athletes use performance-enhancing drugs.
Within weeks, Kennedy had quietly convened a team of all-pro advisers, all of whom understood Boston politics far better than Kennedy did.
But I updated the staff on the search every four to six weeks and convened a team of senior and junior associates to meet with every serious candidate.
A few days after the article was published, Google announced that it had convened a team to look at this issue and had already changed its search algorithm so that no company could use negative feedback to positive effect.
"Even though our initial analysis pointed to this being an edge case and not a widespread problem in our search results, we immediately convened a team that looked carefully at the issue".
A smart approach would be for the White House to convene a team of respected scientists, in and out of government, to reach a measured understanding of the truth.
Even though the data have not been finalized, NOAA has taken the unusual step of convening a team to meet with fishermen and discuss options.
He was last night planning to convene a team meeting as captain at which the squad would discuss whether to stay in Angola or return to their clubs.
The foregoing is a good start at convening a team of diverse skill sets in order to enable, if you will, "analytics for the rest of us". However, there is one set of essential traits to be found in your team that will drive the initiative.
The National Archives and Records Administration said Wednesday that it was convening a team of forensic document examiners to study two pages of handwritten notes taken by H. R. Haldeman, Nixon's chief of staff, during a meeting between them on June 20 , 1972 at the Old Executive Office Building, next to the White House.
