Sentence examples for holding conventions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the solution lies in the American approach of holding conventions only before general elections.

There are no signs in the lobby to direct guests to daily events, velvet ropes block the public from meeting areas, and some groups holding conventions and banquets omit references to Trump's name in their promotional materials.

WHEN New Jersey's Education Network of Christian Home Schoolers began holding conventions 10 years ago, the group of about 500 parents would meet in church halls and basements, exchanging ideas and giving one another support.

"We highlight Camfed partly because we believe an international women's organisation needs to focus less on holding conventions or lobbying for new laws, and more time in places like rural Zimbabwe, listening to communities and helping them get their girls into schools".

New York has a storied history of holding conventions, serving as host when Democrats nominated Jimmy Carter in 1976 and also when Democrats held the longest convention in American political history, when the party took more than 100 ballots to nominate John W. Davis, who went on to lose to Calvin Coolidge in 1924.

It will go on holding conventions and running candidates.

That day, Ohio, Penna., and Utah will hold conventions.

Parties may not hold conventions or rallies or field candidates for office.

The three San Francisco churches, along with others across the state, held conventions through 1865 to change California's racist laws.

The "furry" movement, a kind of trans-animalism born in the nineties, holds conventions that draw thousands.

WET AND DRY FIGHT IN JERSEY THIS FALL; Both Parties Hold Conventions in Trenton and Draft Tentative Platforms.