Sentence examples for intends to convene from inspiring English sources

Valcke intends to convene a meeting to brief sponsors next month but does not believe the commercial package for the 2018 World Cup is dangerously behind schedule.

What's needed, he says, is a concentration on "how we can most aggressively march toward the low-carbon future that we need". Toward that end, he intends to convene a varied group of specialists at MIT, Harvard, and elsewhere, including economists and political scientists as well as scientists and engineers.

The question arises because there is idle, unconfirmed chatter in Bangkok that Britain intends to convene a November meeting in the Maldives of all the heads of states of the vulnerable countries to prepare their positions – and perhaps their cheques – before Copenhagen.

Sometime within the next few months Gap intends to convene a global forum to consider "industrywide solutions" to child labor.

Just today Secretary General Ban Ki-moon gave a briefing to member states on his priorities for 2014 and he reminded member states that he intends to convene the climate change summit here at UN headquarters in September of this year.

I intend to convene a group of knowledgeable persons who can help us chart the way forward.

Mr. Brown said in a statement that he intended to convene a grand jury to hear evidence in the case.

E.P.A. officials said that other researchers were currently working on atrazine and that the agency intended to convene a panel by 2011 to evaluate epidemiological and other studies.

This seminar is intended to convene F&ES students with a keen interest in the array of issues pertaining to freshwater sustainability.

Meanwhile, Mugabe announced that he intended to convene Parliament on August 26, 2008; this announcement was met with protest from the MDC and others who complained that doing so before a power-sharing agreement was reached contradicted the terms of the MOU.

The UN chief said he intended to convene a summit in 2019 to review progress on implementing the Paris accord.