Sentence examples for convening over from inspiring English sources

They were huddled close together, convening over something.

In its first official act since convening over the weekend, Pakistan's Parliament elected two lawmakers from President Pervez Musharraf's party today to be speaker and deputy speaker, a powerful sign that the military ruler's supporters are likely to emerge at the head of a coalition government.

With hundreds of officials and experts convening over the weekend in the nation's capital, the theme this year was not fear of protesters, but of the global impact of the troubles in the American housing sector, with many delegates faulting lax regulations and sleepy overseers in Europe and the United States.

Arab leaders are convening over the weekend at the Arab League Summit in Egypt to discuss the situation in Yemen, and Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz vowed Saturday to continue the military operation "until it achieves its goals for the Yemeni people to enjoy security".

The 36-member panel will spend the next four days convening over budgetary, programme and policy matters essential for the organization's ongoing work.

It is still very much a family-run enterprise, with daily board meetings convened over breakfast at the Bonaveris' parents' apartment, which was built above the new factory.

A. That report was summarized from a meeting that was convened over a year ago, during the Clinton administration.

The group convened over curry at a Flushing banquet hall and delegated their newly appointed president, Parmar, to approach Getty with a list of complaints.

China experts said on Tuesday that Beijing's assertive stance on rare earths might also signal the ascendance of economic nationalists, noting that the Central Committee of the Communist Party convened over the weekend.

As a Comanche moon rose one night last week over the West Texas border town of Terlingua, the Christmas Mountains Association convened over Mexican food in the Longhorn Ranch Motel.

Members of the Republican leadership, scattered around the country as their August recess drew to a tumultuous close, convened over conference calls Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning, spurred by visions of the spectacle that would almost certainly surround Mr. Craig and the Senate if he returned to Congress and tried to survive the scandal.