Sentence examples for should be convened to from inspiring English sources

The motion is a preliminary step and the speaker will have to decide whether an impeachment tribunal should be convened to hear the case.

He said the council would cease to exist on June 30 and a national conference should be convened to elect a consultative assembly to serve until January.

Therefore, at some stage next year, after the decision to disengage has been announced, a regional conference should be convened to promote regional stability, border control and other security arrangements, as well as regional economic development -- all of which would help mitigate the unavoidable risks connected with U.S. disengagement.

Advisory committees should be convened to provide clarity about what people with hearing loss need.

It is our position that the original or a new grand jury should be convened to review the matter of Eric Garner's death on the grounds that the grand jury failed to give this case a complete and impartial investigation.

A follow-up meeting should be convened to address PBPK system model validation and explore solutions (such as open source validation sets), while considering the needs of software companies.

4. Decides that, subject to the review provided for in Resolution 4/65, the following pledging conference at which governments should be invited to pledge contributions for 1975 and 1976 with a view to reaching such a target as may be then recommended by the General Assembly and the Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization, should be convened at the laterst early in 1974.

Family meetings should not be used as an opportunity for health care professionals to debate a patient's medical status; in this situation, a case conference should be convened prior to the family meeting.

Recurring themes that required discussion included the composition of the risk assessment group, the risk level at which the group should be convened, and to whom the ill employee should be reporting symptoms.

"Something must be done at the highest levels of government - perhaps a summit conference on terrorism should be convened, or a law should be passed to outlaw anyone who is engaged in terrorist acts.

"Others must commit to do the same and the talks should be convened as a matter of urgency by the two governments and supported by the American administration".