Sentence examples for convened since from inspiring English sources

The Monday meeting was the first time the Politburo had convened since July 2012, when it decided to dismiss Ri Yong-ho, a senior army general.

With leaders of forty-seven countrins in attendance, it was the largest international gathering that an American President has convened since the founding conference of the United Nations, in 1945.

In which case, an English parliament could return from its temporary exile to the Thames-side site, where it has convened since the 13th century, while the federal assembly established itself somewhere that was more centrally placed for all four nations, rather than a river crossing in the deep south that the Romans happened to have liked.

It is the first time ministers from the 28-member Nato bloc have convened since the annexation of Crimea.

The meeting marks only the fourth time the CNRS's full science committee has convened since its creation in 1945--and 1945--and 1945--andas methet the request ofirst researchers timeselves.

He will stand trial before the Landsdómur, a special court to hear cases alleging misconduct in government office: it will be the first time the Landsdómur has convened since it was established in the 1905 Constitution.

Hilary Benn, the shadow foreign secretary, urged action by the House of Commons committee on arms export controls after it emerged that the body has not re-convened since the general election last May.

Congress returns this week after a two-week recess, the first time it will convene since Mr. Romney emerged as the presumed nominee.

The unfunded group, which has been convening since June, 2009, worked out of the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA).

The nuclear talks have not been convened since late 2008.

Grand juries are unusual in Connecticut; fewer than a dozen have been convened since 1985, when the state limited its grand jury proceedings.