Sentence examples for convening groups from inspiring English sources

The "open carry" movement has been convening groups of its followers to meet up at restaurants and coffee shops, with pistols, revolvers and ammo hanging from their hips.

So, this fall, Alex is traveling from east to west and back again, convening groups of young men and women across the U.S. He'll be in 30 cities, including Pittsburgh, Nashville, Ann Arbour, Salt Lake City, Dallas, and Scranton.

This remit will also aim to link existing work and relevant convening groups, including those working on wider metrics systems change.

Last year in Warsaw a convening group of these free nations -- Chile, the Czech Republic, India, South Korea, Mali, Poland, Portugal the U.S., South Africa -- began to organize.

A town manager that CCIP interviewed described how she convenes groups of employees to watch webinars.

The organization convenes groups in towns and neighborhoods for sessions structured like the conflict-resolution talks they've hosted for years.

Because of our aim to achieve particular dimensions of diversity, our fieldwork included both pre-existing groups (n = 10) and specially convened groups (n = 5).

Throughout the first eight weeks of the course (and before rehearsals start), Norris routinely convenes group discussions around issues central to the group's lives.

On Wednesday Barack Obama received with apparent approval a 300-page, 46-proposal report on the consequences of Snowden from a swiftly convened group on electronic intelligence.

"U.S. intelligence officer Amanda Waller has determined only a secretly convened group of disparate, despicable individuals with next to nothing to lose will do.

The companies convened group discussions to regain alignment on the definitions of "success" for the alliance and for its governance system.