Sentence examples for more convening from inspiring English sources

Due to our failure in obtaining transgenic plants that had been designed to express AtPP2-A1-uidA under control by the AtPP2-A1 promoter, now we can not provide more convening evidence for coincident organ localization in AtPP2-A1 expression and aphid feeding repression.

No more "convening authority".

If we seek a 21st century of progressive governance rather than another Cold War, more regularly convening a G-3 would be a good place to start.

Cabinet Office sources said that since then, and as Baroness Thatcher's health deteriorated, the committee's meetings have become more frequent – convening once every couple of months.

Cabinet Office sources said that since then, and as Lady Thatcher's health deteriorated, the committee's meetings have become more frequent – convening once every couple of months.

UNICEF is more effectively convening at global, regional, country and community levels to co-create sustainable solutions.

The CEA process is distinctly more than convening a workshop or small group meeting to talk about the "issues" surrounding a topic.

It puts her in the same category as the kind of cataclysmic event, or deep moral question, or psychological condition, that groups of intellectuals are more commonly convened to discuss.

Addressing these questions is more valuable than convening another interminable stakeholder meeting to agree the homepage colour scheme.

The Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is celebrating the Year of the Dragon by convening more than 200 dragons of fortune, wisdom or imperial authority.

Limping out of a summer focused almost exclusively on discrediting Mr. Trump, the Clinton campaign has strained in recent weeks to migrate to a more positive message, convening high-minded speeches about Mrs. Clinton's faith, career and public service aims — only to see Mr. Trump briefly catch her in the polls.