Sentence examples for decided to convene from inspiring English sources

To this end, PIRAP authors decided to convene an internal Annual Collaborative Climate Science Workshop.

Most importantly, they decided to convene the first session of the new parliament two days before the anniversary.

"On receipt of this complaint, the CDC has decided to convene a disciplinary panel hearing to consider the matter.

The organizing committee of the Second Congress decided to convene the congress in Brussels in 1903, but police pressure forced it to transfer to London.

In 2011 it decided to convene an Ad Hoc Working Group on Scientific Advice (AGSA) and gave it a unique challenge: to design a new mechanism for science-policy communication based on the best available scientific evidence.

Mr. Bush today decided to convene a meeting of the National Security Council on Friday to decide the next steps for the Palestinian-Israeli crisis, officials said.

It may also decide to convene extraordinary sessions as necessary, subject to the approval of the FAO Council.

The President may decide to convene an oral hearing instead whenever it is more appropriate.

The special prosecutor appointed to investigate the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin said Monday that she had decided not to convene a grand jury in the case, which incited protests nationwide after the local authorities in Sanford, Fla., decided not to pursue charges against the crime watch volunteer who shot the unarmed teenager.

An elected church council was to have taken place in 1906 to debate these reforms, but in the end Stolypin and Nicholas decided not to convene it, as they feared its deliberations would intensify political discontent in the country.

In fact, Ohio State decided not to convene a formal investigation committee, in part because "there is very little data for the committee to review" — a reference to the failure of the scientists to locate almost any of their original data.