Sentence examples for decision to convene from inspiring English sources
The decision to convene in Tobruk prompted controversy, as did calls for foreign intervention.
He said: "We are disappointed by the decision to convene disciplinary proceedings.
Louis XVI's decision to convene the Estates-General in May 1789 became a turning point in French history.
It claims, "The decision to convene these talks follows extensive consultations with all the major Libyan stakeholders".
Hence the president's decision to convene a "jobs summit" on December 3rd, and a growing momentum in Congress for a new job-spurring package.
The North's official Korean Central News Agency announced the decision to convene the Assembly but offered no details of the agenda.
The Army officer who presides over that hearing will issue a recommendation on how to proceed, but the decision on whether to convene a trial will be made by Lt. Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, the day-to-day commander of military forces in Iraq.
A decision by the Justice Department to convene a grand jury would also signal that it viewed the Clemens-McNamee case seriously, and was determined to discover who was lying.
As has been the case on big decision nights in years past, we'd like to convene the equivalent of a virtual, communal kitchen table on The Choice blog.
Kassell challenged the publisher to convene a debate with language experts to reach a "rational decision" on the question.
Although this is a great step forward, a decision is still needed from UN member states, who have the final authority to convene the proposed conference.
