Sentence examples for convened to make from inspiring English sources

The firm has already canceled its annual winter dinner, a year-end celebration at which hundreds of partners from around the world convened to make merry in merrier times.

But it appears, anyway, that since only the society's treasurer, Neve Harp, and I have convened to make any decisions at all regarding the preservation and upkeep of our little collection, and as only the two of us are left to contribute more material to this record, and as we have nothing left to say, our membership is now closed.

After considerable debate the French Football League convened to make a final decision on the matter on Friday and decreed that, as the game for Peter Beardsley's St James Parkk second stringers was part of an "under-21 professional development league", it had to be considered as "official".

In early 2015, the Dietary Advisory Guidelines committee — the scientific panel convened to make nutrition recommendations to the federal government — sparked a political and dietetic firestorm when it recommended that Americans eat more plant-based foods for the sake of the environment.

The two ministers were unwilling to follow Bern's lead and delayed the use of such bread until a synod in Zurich could be convened to make the final decision.

Making children's voices heard at the 2009 Children's Climate Forum in Copenhagen COPENHAGEN, Denmark, 8 October 2008 – The voices of children from all over the world convened to make themselves heard in the international climate debate earlier this week, as UNICEF Denmark and the municipality of Copenhagen hosted a preview of next year's 'Children's Climate Forum Copenhagen 2009' (CCFC 09).

Then, when their countries' emissions keep rising anyway, they convene to make new promises and swear that they really, really mean it this time.

The plaintiffs said they hoped to persuade the Legislative Council, a bipartisan body of House and Senate members who can convene to make decisions when the Legislature is not in session, to drop the inquiry by naming it in the lawsuit.

On July 28, the Legislative Council, a bipartisan body of House and Senate members that can convene to make decisions when the Legislature is not in session, approved an independent investigation into whether the governor abused the powers of her office to pursue a personal vendetta.

It is a place where all the major players, and many minor ones as well, convene to make announcements, slap backs and work deals.

Speaking in a televised press conference, he asked lawmakers to urgently convene to make the decision.