Sentence examples for that convening from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lawlor said today that convening a grand jury would remove the issue from partisan politics.

Mr. Norman said that convening a news conference at the party dinner was unnecessary.

But the deeper reason, which is true for many managers, is the perception that convening people outside of your own hierarchy is risky and difficult.

Others privately complained that convening such a high-profile meeting seemed like an effort to distract from his failure to help forge a solution to avert the automatic budget cuts that went into effect last week.

In a series of statements, Mr. Schumer said he was "pressing officials" to save the concerts, and behind the scenes did just that, convening heated meetings and dispatching aides to mediate contract discussions.

The trouble, though, is that convening very publicly-flagged negotiations and raising expectations is worse than empty symbolism if the basis for any fair outcome is absent from the outset.

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

Juveniles (parr) grow into larger fish (smolt) that convene near the ocean.

We put together educational teams that convened effective antidrug meetings in the more stable northern provinces.

As the summer wore on I tested DogTV on various critters that convened to eat my flowers and vegetables.

The U.N. body that convened the gathering, brushed off the criticism, saying Mugabe's presence "was not a scandal".