Sentence examples for now convenes from inspiring English sources
General Myers is but one member of a Pentagon brain trust of about two dozen that Mr. Rumsfeld now convenes each workday morning to review war planning for Iraq and other global hot spots.
As China now convenes its legislature, the National People's Congress, it is clear that the pyramid of local congresses that underlies the national body is changing, becoming more responsive to popular sentiment, if still far from democratic.
The people's court will now convene.
Uefa will now convene in Berlin before the Champions League final to decide its next move.
ITP has now convened a similar working group to devise best practice advice around water management.
Sounds Like Now convened many giants of American experimental music — the descendants of such lone wolves as Cowell, Partch, Cage, and Nancarrow.
Chief Justice Kimball has now convened a special panel to figure out which justice other than Judge Johnson qualifies as the oldest.
Planning meetings, once held in the musty domain of perestroika-era dissidents, are now convened at Moscow's most fashionable addresses, like the rehabilitated Red October chocolate factory.
They recently helped co-ordinate another such conference, in New York, and their much-trumpeted internal ethics board and advisory committee has now convened (albeit privately).
From 1946 to 1965, he was the organist at the eminently respectable Riverside Church, where nine organists, including Frederick Swann, a successor of Fox's there, now convene to celebrate his memory.
A statement on the Kilmarnock website said the board would "now convene to consider their options".
