Sentence examples for conventions on the from inspiring English sources

(How ya gonna keep 'em down on Revolutionary Road after they've seen Auschwitz?) But to doll up a novel about Nazism and the Holocaust with pop-fiction conventions on the one hand — his narrator's Forrest Gump-likeubiquity, for instance — and quirky postmodern touches on the other is to dance on the edge of impertinence.

In February 2010, it was announced that Uematsu would appear at Anime Boston, one of the largest anime conventions on the East Coast.

Both helped push the genre forward — West experimented with conventions on the jarring "Yeezus," and Lamar delivered one of the genre's most striking debuts in recent memory — but this race seems too close to call.

He also faces one charge of breaching the Geneva Conventions on the conduct of war.

Some of the proposals to be heard Friday include plans to strengthen international conventions on the safeguarding of nuclear materials.

Unlike magazine or book editors, site designers are hampered by a lack of commonly agreed upon conventions on the Web.

Participation is one of the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child".

O. Stamps Singing Convention on the Air" in Dallas.

We respect international laws and conventions, notably the Geneva Convention on the treatment of prisoners.

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Labour wants a constitutional convention on the issue.