Sentence examples for could convene from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush could convene a summit meeting to create a multinational group to oversee the transition.
Mr. Berri said in a statement that Parliament could convene earlier if an agreement was reached.
But the massacre happened before the committee could convene a single reconciliation meeting.
If Spirit asks, President Barack Obama could convene a Presidential Emergency Board that could end the strike.
Controversies were sometimes resolved by citing old traditions, by establishing precedents, or, when the sages could convene, by vote taking.
And have so many local taxi numbers in your phone that you could convene a drivers' conference.
Speaking on the CBS News program "Face the Nation," Mr. Bremer said he saw no reason constitutional delegates could not convene "in a couple months".
His power as a mediator starts with the United States' unique position as the only nation that could possibly convene these talks.
After the village issued an injunction to try to shut down the gatherings in his home, saying a house of worship could not convene there because of fire laws and building codes, a legal skirmish ensued.
The high ranks of the Party were not immune; the Central Committee of Ukraine was so devastated that it could not convene a quorum.
