During Lenin's life, party congresses were convened regularly.
The wholesalers said that the tobacco companies convened regularly to rig prices to wholesalers and distributors.
The most important was his convening of the Diet in 1863, and the promulgation of a new act in 1869 providing that it thereafter should be convened regularly.
During Lenin's life, party congresses were convened regularly; always, when a radical turn in the development of the party and the country took place, Lenin considered it absolutely necessary that the party discuss at length all the basic matters pertaining to internal and foreign policy and to questions bearing on the development of party and government.
They convened regularly for orgies of talk in scenic spots, hiked together and gossiped about those they saw as their more feckless members and hangers-on, like Linus Pauling's children, Peter and Linda, who are characterized in dinner-table conversation as "celebrity brats".
The group has been convening regularly with other Democratic-leaning groups — labor unions, women's groups and others — to coordinate efforts.
It turns out that militant separatists, like baseball owners, car salesmen and trade unionists, also convene regularly to hash out strategies, exchange war stories and rally the troops.
ROME — For the first time, Iran has sent a representative to a meeting of an international group that convenes regularly to discuss developments in Afghanistan and Pakistan, a move welcomed Monday by both American and international officials.
This group would convene regularly, over the course of the emergency investigation, to review the latest developments in the outbreak, and to ask themselves whether there were alternative interpretations of the data, or concurrent developments, that the principal investigating team had either missed or too readily dismissed.
Some of those successes include an increase to more than 50 Title IX coordinators University-wide, up from 35 in 2014, and the establishment of a new student liaison committee that provides an opportunity for individuals across the University with a cross-section of perspectives to convene regularly and take stock of what Harvard is doing right, and where it needs to do more.
These executives convene regularly to mentor and cultivate the next generation of top talent through professional support and sponsorship.
