For what other serious and violent crime does a prime minister cut short a foreign visit, convene (and even chair) the cabinet office briefing room (popularly known as Cobra), and make statements to the assembled ranks of domestic and international media?
Ahead of Trump's visit, protesters convened a brief press conference outside Flint's water plant, where many expressed dismay at what they described as the nominee's attempt to use the city's public health crisis as a "campaign prop".
Mr. Cruz's group, Mexican-American Atopolteco (Atopolteco is an affectionate diminutive for the town's name), was started in January 2003, when a town official visited and convened a meeting in Passaic, N.J.
Project staff and supervisors compiled findings from these visits and convened CHAs in the respective study areas in a joint review of the registers to clarify register use.
Yankees Manager Joe Girardi visited the mound and convened his infield.
A group of visiting Schering-Plough executives recently convened an informal business meeting in their suite at Los Angeles' Biltmore to tell a visitor about the company's foray into biotechnology.
After the sentence had been carried out a county coroner would visit Halifax and convene a jury of 12 men, sometimes the same individuals who had found the felon guilty, and ask them to give an account under oath of the circumstances of the conviction and execution, for the official records.
Mr. Obama scheduled his first post-election visit to the White House and convened an economic advisory board to meet here amid signs of a deteriorating financial outlook.
On Rev Jesse Jackson's last visit to the capital, he convened a meeting with the corporate giants, to persuade them that "as in politics, big business should understand that diversity works".
"What about a system that relies on locally convened panels to visit schools, observe teachers, interview students, and examine student work?" Brown proposed.
