The word "convenes" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to come together or gather in a meeting or assembly. Example: The board of directors convenes once a month to discuss important business matters.
Today she will also be one of a record four female heads of state on the front line of global politics when the G20 summit convenes in South Korea.
The six energy bosses said they have written to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the body that convenes the international talks between 196 nations.
Mr Thompson's remarks came as the UUP's 110-member executive convenes to decide whether to take part in former senator George Mitchell's review of last year's peace deal.
Before the round, the group convenes next to a poster bearing the words of Dame Cicely Saunders, the founder of the palliative care movement: "We all matter until the last minute of our lives".
Business leaders from across the world, meeting in Paris for a preparatory conference before the UN convenes later this year, congratulated the French president and called for a strong international agreement on the climate.
The UPA will brace for a hammering from opposition parties and its erstwhile Communist partners when parliament convenes on December 10.
Malaysia's parliament will probably consider a new anti-terrorism act when it convenes in March.
They will also be hoping that Mr Blatter and Mr Zen-Ruffinen patch up their quarrel before FIFA's full congress convenes in Seoul on May 28th.
Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy Reprints Related items Chinese verse: Random thoughtsJul 5th 2001Then, just two days after the IOC convenes in Moscow to reach its verdict, Mr Jiang is due to begin a state visit to Russia.
But he may not be legally allowed to run again.Mr Morales has called for temporary suspension of the blockades (until the Senate convenes to consider the hydrocarbons law).
Seven of the 19 prospective Democratic chairmen will be over 70 when the 110th Congress convenes.
