Sentence examples for subsequent conventions from inspiring English sources

For instance, the fact that 14 of our members have yet to ratify the two 1966 UN covenants, on civil and political rights, and social and economic rights – or subsequent conventions, for instance against torture – does not necessarily mean that they neither agree with them nor observe them.

Subsequent conventions have been more formally planned, involving presentations and live music.

He was a delegate to subsequent conventions in 1787, 1788, and 1789 that worked toward a constitution for Kentucky.

The awards presented that year were initially conceived as a one-off event, though the organizers hoped that subsequent conventions would also present them.

A subsequent convention in Tucson elected a delegate to the Confederate Congress.

aThe 2010 Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Nagoya, Japan, explicitly called for restoration to supply ecosystem services (CBD Convention of the Parties 10: Decision X/2; reaffirmed at the subsequent Convention of the Parties 11 at Hyderabad, India, 2012: Decision XI/16).

At the first International Convention for Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), held in London in 1914, it was agreed that large vessels should maintain 24-hour radio watch.This rule has remained ever since, with subsequent SOLAS conventions gradually introducing new rules to keep pace with the development of technologies such as radiotelephony.

This bid was rejected, as were the efforts of five subsequent constitutional conventions between 1856 and 1887.

Since then, Key has regularly sold singles and albums under Key Sounds Label at subsequent Comiket conventions.

The subsequent Li Fournier Convention called for the admittance of French trade through the Tonkin area, the withdrawal of Chinese troops from the area, and the recognition of French rights in Tonkin.

But now, at 43, Mr. Kirkham has another obsession: He is the founder, more or less, of the now 10,000-strong Utah Tea Party, the chapter that helped get this national movement rolling by leading a stunning revolt against a sitting senator, Robert Bennett, at the state's Republican caucuses in March and the subsequent party convention in May.