Sentence examples for to convene this from inspiring English sources

The United Nations is well-placed to convene this broad swathe of actors and forge common cause between them.

"The aggressions to which the Palestinian people were subjected during the last two weeks persuaded me to convene this meeting," Mr. Mubarak said.

Very few organizations can claim to convene this many nationalities in a single room.

I had the privilege and honor to convene this gathering in my role as Executive Director of Nehirim, an LGBTQ Jewish retreat and advocacy organization.

"What we're trying to really garner is to convene this community of world-class robotics expertise," Ashley McEvoy, chairwoman of J&J's medical devices unit, said.

There are two reasons for this: Pope Francis chose to convene this top level gathering not on an internal question such as the eucharist or new ways to evangelize, as was often done in the past, but on a hot, universal and concrete topic: the family.

The panel that is to convene this week must contend with this record of failure, a task compounded by misinformation.

The committees are scheduled to convene this week and finish their work by the end of March.

To convene this week's meeting, it took the Egyptian president, the secretaries general of the United Nations and the European Union and the king of Jordan.

Six hundred and fifty people attended a Civic Alliance meeting at the South Street Seaport in February, and five thousand are expected to convene this summer to discuss the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation's menu.

Mr. Dobbins said alliance leaders, led by Burhanuddin Rabbani, who was president before the Taliban took over, had agreed to attend a conference of rival Afghan groups that the United Nations hopes to convene this weekend, probably in Bonn.