Sentence examples for convened that from inspiring English sources

At an emergency meeting that Mannesmann convened that evening, one of Mr. Esser's lieutenants said of Vivendi, "They stabbed us in the back and our backs are now against the wall," according to a participant in the meeting.

The Democrats convened that year shaken and divided.

He was also the choice of the international community, which supported him for interim leadership and had effectively convened that loya jirga.

But Republicans, who convened that year in Miami Beach, were not about to get behind a big-spending liberal like Rockefeller, and, in any case, political pros could already see that the Party's future belonged to Governor Ronald Reagan.

The awards were given at a ceremony held at the United Nations in conjunction with the 13th Conservation and Sustainable Development (CSD) meetings convened that week in New York City ( http://www.seedawards.org/mainpages/ceremony/winners/index.php).org/mainpages/ceremony/winners/index.php

(If the Senate was never convened, that logic went, how could it hold an impeachment trial?) But the governor's spokesman said Mr. Blagojevich, who says he is innocent of the accusations against him, had always intended to carry out his duty.

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.

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.

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.

But with no date set for the panels to convene, that is unlikely to happen until the end of the year.

"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".