Sentence examples for which convenes about from inspiring English sources

The foundation files quarterly financial reports with the agency, and a representative from the Interior Department "almost certainly" takes part in meetings of the foundation's 20-member board, which convenes about twice a year, she said.

The leadership meeting, which convenes about every month, brings together the presidents of each of the network's divisions -- from Sean McManus, who oversees sports on CBS, to JoAnn Ross, who manages sales for the network, to Andrew Heyward, who is responsible for the news division.

Together the member states form the General Assembly, which convenes in full each fall.

Mr. Scott's plan requires the approval of the Legislature, which convenes in January.

Reading also has a Liberal Jewish community which convenes in the Reading Quaker Meeting House and a UK Reform Jewish community which convenes in nearby Maidenhead Synagogue.

Cases were then discussed by the heart team which convenes on a weekly basis.

Tells about the proceedings of the Constitutional Court, which convened on the morning of July 7 , 1992

Scott's position was characteristic of government administrators of the time, but later complaints about his actions caused them to be reviewed by the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, which convened in 1991 and issued a report on the matter in 1996.

which convened at St . Johns University.

OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the world's first interdisciplinary conference on the problem of environmental pollution, which convened in Tokyo this spring.

The conference will help presidents press the private sector and legislatures to get serious about public security, says an official from the Central American Integration System, the regional body which convened it.