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"I led one of the focus groups that were convened with local domestic abuse support organisations as part of the inspection.
The Bay Area project grew out of meetings among business and civic leaders that were convened by Mr. Hellman, co-founder of the private equity firm Hellman & Friedman, which is based in San Francisco.
According to committee records, Mr. Obama, who holds Mr. Biden's old post as chairman of the Europe subcommittee, has presided over only three hearings: sessions that were convened to approve ambassadorial appointments.
The courts that were convened in Waterloo — specially designed to handle hundreds of defendants expeditiously, humanely and with every constitutional right — were not "clearly rigged for the wholesale imposition of mass guilt" upon the innocent.
He was also the defendant in a series of legal challenges intended to shut down his operations, including two grand juries that were convened after citizen-led petition drives.
A. That report was summarized from a meeting that was convened over a year ago, during the Clinton administration.
development that was convened by the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, as a way to avoid the neighborhood anger stemming from past growth.
The countries invited are drawn from the so-called G-20, a forum of rich and emerging nations that was convened in 1999 after the Asian economic crisis.
Benford was one of several dozen academics, coaches and journalists at just such a meeting last month in Lake George, N.Y., that was convened by Svare's National Institute for Sports Reform.
The three are among the prominent individuals who serve in the Elders, a group dedicated to conflict resolution and other global issues that was convened last year by Mr. Mandela and Ms. Machel.
The report acknowledged that an official Bahraini commission of inquiry that was convened last year to investigate abuses of Shiite protesters was highly critical, finding that security forces had used excessive force, torture and forced confessions in the crackdown.
