Sentence examples for issues convened from inspiring English sources

In January 2016, the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues convened a three-day summit to discuss the future of indigenous languages.

Congressman Christopher Shays, the moderate Connecticut Republican who has developed an interest in human research issues, convened hearings on human [End Page 329] subjects research and the IRB system on 11 June 1998.

Unfortunately, when the DSM-III committee on addiction issues convened to update the manual in the 80s, they couldn't come to consensus on a suitably medical-sounding diagnosis.

His Philadelphia host, Archbishop Charles Chaput, stirred a debate last year when he told an audience that the meetings on family issues convened by the Vatican had confused some people about church teachings, adding that "confusion is of the devil and the public image that came across was confusion".

The Turkish government, always concerned about damage to its image on this issue, convened a meeting about the film earlier this year.

Philip Davies, the Conservative MP for Shipley, delivered an address at a men's issues conference convened by Justice for Men and Boys (J4MB) last month.

To explore these issues, we convened a Diabetes Care Editors' Expert Forum in June 2012.

To address these complex issues, WHO convened an expert consultation on the nosology of drug-resistant TB in March 2012, adjacent to an expert consultation on developments in anti-TB DST, to review systematically the available evidence bearing on this matter (www.who.int/tb/challenges/xdr/xdrconsultation/en/index.html).html

The American Nurses Association has been fiercely supportive of their members on this issue and convened a working-group of world-class experts to design a safe patient handling standard.

The three are among the prominent individuals who serve in the Elders, a group dedicated to conflict resolution and other global issues that was convened last year by Mr. Mandela and Ms. Machel.

To address these issues, the International Society of Cell Therapy convened a first-ever meeting of the leading clinicians and tracheal biologists, along with experts in regulatory and ethical affairs, to discuss and debate the issues.