Sentence examples for that convened on from inspiring English sources

An emergency session of Parliament that convened on Sunday ended early Monday with no resolution to the crisis engulfing the government of Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej.

Since leaving the office, more than a year ago, Davis has spent much of his time with lawyers, both on the bankruptcy settlement and on the criminal investigation, which was brought before a grand jury that convened on September 17th for a six-month term.

In the car park at the Charles Town Races and Slots, Marylander Cindy Hartman says she would gamble in Maryland if she had the chance, even though she usually loses money.With the adamant backing of the wheeler-dealer president of Maryland's Senate, the state legislature now seems to be close to authorising a referendum on the issue in the special session that convened on October 29th.

The "Interim Directory" that now came to power (consisting of a few of the dissenting Agenten) made haste with organizing elections for the Representative Assembly that convened on July 31.

A parliamentary session that convenes on Monday appears likely to pass a censure motion that will open the door to impeachment proceedings sometime in the next three months.

Mr. Rafsanjani was expected to be nominated by hard-line legislators for the influential post of speaker of the Parliament that convenes on Saturday.

Paul Ryan, the Republican who will chair the House budget committee in the new Congress that convenes on January 3rd, likes the idea of discretionary spending caps and tax reform that broadens the tax base while lowering rates, and may push for both in the coming year.

But that doesn't mean the 115th Congress that convenes on 3 January is identical to its predecessor.

But that doesn't mean the 115th Congress that convenes on 3 January 2017 is identical to its predecessor.

The plan was outlined in a PowerPoint presentation that Douglas J. Feith, a senior aide to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, gave at a National Security Council meeting that Mr. Bush convened on March 12, eight days before the invasion began.

After much speculation, control of the club was bought by London financier Pat Matthews, who brought in local travel-agent Doug Ellis as chairman of the new board that was convened on 16 December 1968.