Mr. Obama is obviously concerned about this, as evidenced by the nuclear security conference he has just convened.
The RSPO has just convened a meeting in London of members and stakeholders to shore up support for its certification scheme – a scheme criticised for greenwashing palm oil from suppliers involved in forest destruction.
Because the new law on information has been returned by the president for reconsideration, data will in fact be released but not until the concession contracts are concluded.Mr Orban also received a mixed reception at the World Jewish Congress, which has just convened in Budapest to show solidarity with Hungarian Jews amid a climate of rising anti-Semitism.
Her cabinet, which leaves Edinburgh sometimes to convene in lesser places, had just had such a meeting, and its members sat on the stage, grouped around the first minister, to take the audience's questions.
So in December 2008, Terry Myerson, who had just taken over engineering for the mobile group, convened a meeting that members of his management team came to call the "cage match".
The eight people who convened to discuss the movie here had just attended a showing arranged by the Chicago office of the American Jewish Committee in collaboration with half a dozen churches.
On December 6 , 2001 your leaders signed an agreement with Hamid Karzai, who had just been named the chairman of Afghanistan's interim administration at talks convened by the United Nations in Bonn.
It was precisely one year ago on Monday that Mr. Costa, the antitax crusader, convened a meeting here to discuss a recall drive against Mr. Davis, who had just won re-election to a second term.
He had just addressed the team, telling his players that he still believed in them, that they could still win — a message he repeated when the Jets convened four days later after a weekend off.
