Sentence examples for usually convenes from inspiring English sources

In an inauguration year Congress usually convenes in early January, a few weeks before the inauguration, then members leave again.

The Council usually convenes once a month and consists of 45 members elected to four-year terms concurrent with the mayor's.

guides the party's major projects and its plenary meeting is usually convened once a year.

Buddhist councils are usually convened to settle doctrinal disputes or to accept revisions of texts.

As Miliband felt the parliamentary party was an inhospitable climate for his ideas, he sought refuge in an informal Sunday afternoon salon of leftwing academics, MPs, writers and brains-trust advisers, usually convened at his home.

Opus Dei's highest assembled bodies are the General Congresses, which are usually convened once every eight years.

Women's groups usually convene on a fixed day every month and are well established, having run for over a decade in Hatiya VDC.

Usually, the PAC convenes to assess policies that are already in place, so the move to review the financial case for the right-to-buy extension is unusual and shows the wide alarm at the potential knock-on effects of the policy.

The meeting, usually a carefully scripted formality convened to legally rubber stamp the reelection of the county leader and his allies, presented, out of the blue, the promise of a different type of political theater.

Those are the sorts of things that usually come up when a defense secretary convenes a town-hall-style meeting with troops in the combat zone.

They were convened irregularly, as such offices were usually held for life.