Sentence examples for convenors from inspiring English sources
But some convenors fight tooth and nail to prevent graduate teaching on their modules, believing us to be a lower class of teacher, possibly with some justification.
One of the convenors spoke to me.
During the Sudetenland crisis of 1938, he called with such urgency on the group convenors to distribute his leaflet opposing any sell-out to Hitler that half a million were on the streets the day the printers delivered them.
It is understood a collection of convenors would seek to give the initiative political direction and oversee the gathering of names though to mid-September.
It states: "Demonstrators mostly Ucatt officers convenors etc. However two representatives of the Unite rank and file also appear to have attended" with an accompanying picture taken from the Unite the Resistance Twitter account.
Some in the left are also displeased with Kim Carr, the veteran Victorian senator, who is one of Shorten's strongest supporters in the caucus – but it is unclear how forcefully the displeasure will manifest itself once factional convenors get together after the final results are known.
Andre Charadia and Alex West, the co-convenors of Rainbow Labor New South Wales, condemned his piece as "out of touch and out of step", saying, "He is a lonely voice on the wrong side of history".
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The first national co-convenors, when AME was formed in 2005, were Luke Gahan and Geraldine Donoghue, and it had four other leadership teams before Croome took over.
And during that time, the convenor never once spoke to me regarding teaching.
Their convenor, Bernie Passingham, a genial, clever communist (played by Bob Hoskins) liked and believed in them and facilitated their militancy.
