Sentence examples similar to prompt convening from inspiring English sources

He said yesterday that while he had known for a long time of the structural flaws in the judicial selection process, he was prompted to convene a grand jury now because "I have much more specific information today".

While such a pact would likely prompt Republicans to convene a special conference to elect a new leader that move requires a petition signed by 50 members.

They're the perfect excuse to drink in the morning and not prompt your family to convene an intervention.

WHAT prompted Florida to convene a grand jury investigation?

It was this belief that prompted New Jersey Press Women to convene the conference at Drew University to which the article referred.

Godoy filed an initial complaint against Huizar last summer, prompting Wesson to convene the Special Committee on Investigative Oversight, a five-member panel assigned to look into discrimination allegations against the city's elected officials.

The episode was rare and alarming enough to prompt the national Ministry of Public Security to convene an emergency video meeting and demand a nationwide check on the availability of firearms.

Ms. Daughtry also prompted the party to convene a 60-person faith advisory board and to train its members to combat the religious right on television.

Most of the dedicated car parking in Manhattan is in commercial lots, not private residences, which prompted the city to convene a half-day symposium last spring to educate commercial garage owners about electrics.

In Iowa, after Gov. Terry E. Branstad discussed the possibility of lengthening the school year at several town-hall-style meetings, protesters prompted the state to convene a study group to examine the issue.

The exercise has prompted the White House to convene talks to discuss the Republicans' scattershot demands, which have ranged from trillions in spending cuts to the outright dismantling of vital safety-net programs like Medicare and Medicaid.