Sentence examples for that convenes from inspiring English sources

That's the likely spirit of the European Council that convenes in Brussels today.

The new House that convenes in January will be narrowly controlled by Republicans.

Each NSF Science and Technology Center establishes an External Advisory Committee (EAC) that convenes annually.

The newly elected Legislature that convenes in January should adopt such a proposal.

THE Congress that convenes in January will include a record number of women: 20 senators and at least 81 representatives.

Nor the data-driven criminal justice initiative that convenes local jurisdictions to commit to empirically measurable reform projects.

It is expected that the tribunal that convenes in April will agree to his doing community service, which would leave him time for politics.

Art fairs are a form of annual trade fair that convenes dealers and customers for a hectic few days of sales and schmooze.

The name applies now to a loose group that convenes each season before and during the biggest races, like World Cups or national championships.

Today the Waldenses are governed by a seven-member board, called the Tavola ("Table"), elected annually by a general synod that convenes in Torre Pellice, Italy.

The six energy bosses said they have written to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the body that convenes the international talks between 196 nations.