While Mr. Courtney is being held on a single charge of adulterating and misbranding, a grand jury that prosecutors plan to convene may bring additional counts, including separate charges for each act of adulterating drugs, fraud and product tampering, Mr. Porter said.
In 1905 he joined the newly founded liberal Constitutional Democratic (Kadet) Party, was elected to the first Duma (Russian parliament; convened May 1906), and in 1906 was informally nominated for a ministerial post.
But when a peace conference is convened, and that may be soon, everything changes.
The G20 meeting he convened in April may not have been the pivotal, Bretton Woods-type summit that the prime minister hoped it would.
The interpretive communities convened by "2001" may persist in pockets of the culture, but I doubt whether many young people will again contend with its debts to Jung, John Cage, and Joseph Campbell.
Officials said that a grand jury may be convened in the case early this week.
If no political decision on the 120,000 is reached, then an EU summit may be convened before the end of the month.
A meeting of defence ministers in Brussels this week (their foreign counterparts convened in Madrid last week) may help to revive some of the springiness of Prague.A decision made there by the 19 existing members to open NATO's doors to seven new countries made all the headlines.
Shortly before "Outside The Lines" published its account of the Ravens' handling of the case, team officials may have convened an "emergency meeting" to discuss the report, according to ProFootballTalk.
On this basis, the American people should call for a moratorium on the CISADA sanctions of Venezuela until such time as a congressional hearing may be convened and strategic benefits evidenced in balance with the historic effects of similar sanctions in other developing and impoverished nations.
In other parts of Africa traditional lineage priests or clan elders may be convened to discuss the case, particularly if there is suspicion that the pregnant woman has committed adultery or other sins which are blocking her delivery [ 58, 71- 74].
