Florence is a regular at the brasserie; she convened that dinner the previous Friday.
He was also the choice of the international community, which supported him for interim leadership and had effectively convened that loya jirga.
At a press conference on Tuesday—so hastily convened that only a dozen journalists were present the Swiss septuagenarian fell on his sword.
The people who convened that Saturday lived alone or with families, ranged from 30-something to 60-something and came from Colorado and Vancouver, Georgia and California.
But Republicans, who convened that year in Miami Beach, were not about to get behind a big-spending liberal like Rockefeller, and, in any case, political pros could already see that the Party's future belonged to Governor Ronald Reagan.
A separate bench of the Supreme Court is scheduled to convene that day to hear the government's explanation for failing to comply with earlier court orders to reopen corruption cases against Mr. Zardari.
Judges, too, are to bear "lifetime responsibility" for case decisions, the communiqué says.New courts will also be convened that cross jurisdictional boundaries; their judges, in theory, would not be so easily beholden to local officials.
Then the speaker of the Serbian Parliament, Dragan Tomic, one of Mr. Milosevic's closest allies, announced that he would convene that body on Monday to recognize Mr. Kostunica's election as federal president.
The panelists convened that first season represented archetypes of the modern woman: there was Meredith Vieira, the genial working mom; Star Jones, the black urban professional; Joy Behar, the zany-aunt comic relief; and Debbie Matenopoulos, the blond twentysomething (since apparently eaten by wolves).
"The government will be happy to convene that summit to chart a way forward and to make sure that all parties involved - the government, the SFA and the clubs - are mindful of their obligations and wider role in Scottish society".
