Sentence examples for that will convene from inspiring English sources

That memorandum was released yesterday by a Congressional committee that will convene hearings on Wednesday on the ephedra industry.

His unscheduled "Network" tribute gets him fired, of course, and sets in motion events that will convene Sorkin's glossy cast and frame the show's emerging tensions.

Thomas has also invited several undrafted players to the rookie camp that will convene at the Knicks' practice facility July 5.

The studies were made public Monday in hopes of influencing an expert panel that will convene on July 13 and 14 to offer advice to the Food and Drug Administration about whether Avandia should be removed from the market.

As in Northern Ireland, the sponsoring parties, presumably the members of the so-called quartet — the European Union, Russia, the United Nations and the United States — should maintain a permanent peace conference that will convene until an agreement is reached.

With the United States Senate that will convene next month now split 50-50, thealthlth of some of its older members is new grist for the ever-grinding political rumor mill.

He then slowly read the names of the children who were killed on Friday as some in the audience sobbed, a haunting roll call of a class that will never convene again.

On Wednesday, April 26, we will kick things off at NAN's annual convention with none other than former Attorney General Eric Holder, followed by DNC Chair Tom Perez addressing delegates, activists, clergy, students and others from around the nation that will all convene with us over the course of the next few days.

Hollande announces that France will convene next year "a meeting for peace and security of Africa".

After that, it will convene a "citizens' summit" of 500 to 1,000 people who will deliberate on the matter.

What is not in doubt is that England will convene later this month ahead of their friendly with the Netherlands in a state of disarray.