Sentence examples for convening of from inspiring English sources

"This event is the convening of an extreme-right movement," she said.

General dissatisfaction with quarantine practice led to the convening of the first international sanitary conference in Paris in 1851.

The shift of power in the House overshadowed the convening of the Senate at the appointed hour of noon.

He inspired the convening of the greatest international congress in history in Vienna, in the autumn of 1814.

Jaswant Singh and Malhotra condemned the UPA's "non-serious approach" and demanded the immediate convening of Parliament.

Mr. Zoellick is visiting four countries next month to promote the convening of a top-level trade meeting this year.

But the convening of the Senate on Tuesday promises to be one for the Congressional Record books.

The convening of a new government next month — which Kerry insists is Maliki's intention — could add a further twist.

At the convening of the grand jury, Jackson confessed, attempting to make sense of what had made no sense to him.

Meanwhile, following the convening of the parliament in Léopoldville, a new civilian government headed by Cyrille Adoula came to power on Aug. 2, 1961.

The most important was his convening of the Diet in 1863, and the promulgation of a new act in 1869 providing that it thereafter should be convened regularly.