Sentence examples for may be convened from inspiring English sources

Officials said that a grand jury may be convened in the case early this week.

If no political decision on the 120,000 is reached, then an EU summit may be convened before the end of the month.

On this basis, the American people should call for a moratorium on the CISADA sanctions of Venezuela until such time as a congressional hearing may be convened and strategic benefits evidenced in balance with the historic effects of similar sanctions in other developing and impoverished nations.

In such cases, a consensus panel may be convened to judge the presence or absence of the target condition based on multiple sources of information, as recommended by the HTA [ 15].

In other parts of Africa traditional lineage priests or clan elders may be convened to discuss the case, particularly if there is suspicion that the pregnant woman has committed adultery or other sins which are blocking her delivery [ 58, 71- 74].

A new law passed this month makes it seem more possible that a trial may eventually be convened.

Neither Coke nor the plaintiffs' lawyers have disclosed whom they will appoint to the panel, which may not be convened for several months.

Meanwhile, no new government is to be appointed and the parliament that was elected in March may not be convened.Both sides will have to stomach unpalatable compromises if an agreement is to be reached.

The Boulder police were criticised from the beginning for mishandling forensic evidence taken from the scene, and the grand jury obviously found that that scientific evidence did not support the case against the parents.Mr Hunter will continue to investigate the case, and another grand jury may still be convened.

Working groups may also be convened under the Board, to give advice to BARDA about medical countermeasures.

The federal law specifically lists three groups that may request that the committee be convened: federal agencies, state governors and parties whose requests for permits or licenses have been denied because of application of the endangered species law.