Sentence examples for convened after from inspiring English sources

The jury was convened after abortion opponents collected signatures to prompt the investigation.

A special grand jury was convened after Cruz and Hernandez were freed.

The announcement by Mr. Makhlouf comes a day before weekly protests that have convened after Friday Prayer.

With a general election looming, the government ducked the issue, leaving it to a proposed new commission to be convened after the election.

It's one thing to be told about the Ufficiali di Notte, a Florentine court convened after dark, whose docket included the prosecution of homosexuals.

The meeting in London of 150 lenders and insolvency practitioners was convened after several banks went public with criticisms of IVA providers' fees.

And Representative Tom Price of Georgia, chairman of the conservative House Republican Study Committee, tried unsuccessfully to prevent Congress from convening after the election, except in an emergency.

As he addresses the Legislature, which will convene after its new members are sworn in Tuesday, the governor faces serious budget constraints.

The military held a general election in 1990, but refused to allow Parliament to convene after the National League for Democracy won a landslide victory.

Initially that action is mostly bureaucratic and a question of strategy, one worked out by men plotting in darkened rooms, like the council of elders who convene after the ritual suicide and set the narrative on its course.

Gov. Phil Bredesen of Tennessee drew attention last month when he proposed a solution: Have the elected Democratic officials and party leaders known as superdelegates convene after the voting is done on June 3 to resolve the fight.