Sentence examples for originally convened from inspiring English sources

When the court originally convened in late December, its spokesman said it would finish its deliberations in two weeks, by mid-January.

It's a long-running band originally convened under the joint leadership of its tenor saxophonist, Mark Turner, and its pianist, Ethan Iverson.

An event copied from the Soviet Union, congresses were originally convened every few years in the USSR, with each one hailed as a major historical and ideological event.

Cameron is expected to map out his new approach to the crisis after long arranged talks in Madrid on Friday with the Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy, originally convened to discuss Britain's plans for reform of the European Union.

Keith Kawaoka, the deputy director of the D.O.H., told me that the governor is also planning to expand the scope of a statewide task force originally convened to tackle the Big Island's rat-lungworm problem.

It will thus be important to continue exploring parallel negotiating on tracks like the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate, originally convened by President George W. Bush and consisting of 17 big nations that account for nearly four-fifths of all emissions; and the Group of 20 industrial nations, which has put climate change high on its agenda.

One Sunday in August, the pastor, originally from Ghana, convened some 50 worshippers to join Dunston and Sarah Nelson in a ceremony renewing their marriage vows after 15 years.

The council is a Pinochet-era hangover, which the officers had originally insisted on convening to discuss the arrest warrant against the dictator.Until now, the army has used the threat of withholding information about the "disappeared" to put pressure on the government.

Originally, delegates chosen by local party leaders convened in elaborately festooned halls, like the "Wigwam" in Chicago, where Abraham Lincoln was nominated by the Republican Party in 1860.

When Kevin Rudd convened the 2020 Summit, a two-day "thinkathon", he originally asked only one woman, the Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett, to chair one of the 10 brainstorming panels.

The founding fathers originally required Congress to convene on the first Monday in December — a mandate that automatically created a lame-duck session.