convene *

I hope the group will be convened within weeks, not months.

The members convened in the fall for yet another season.

Since then, every even year, the Society has convened a world congress.

In its early days, the court was convened when required.

And we will convene again next week for more security information.

You'd better come quickly; the meeting is to be convened in about 5 minutes.

The war had been convened to a party, and she wanted to keep it that way!

We convened in the back room to conduct our business.

His first act was to convene the 1942 summer conference.

The panel has not yet convened to hear the case against her.

The court has convened only four times since its formation in 1922.

The third congress after the war was convened in August 1950.

He convened such a meeting for the morning of September 18, 1810.

The working groups will convene at least twice a year.

He is expected to convene a party meeting in coming days.

The court convened for the first time on February 2, 1790.

However, it can be convened at any time by the state governor.

It convened for the first time on 17 November 1997.

The congress convenes at least once every year in spring or when needed.

For the months that the congress does not convene, a party council takes over its role.

It convened only a further seven times, the last on 26 July 1942.

An investigative board will be convened at once, they said.

They would have served six years when the new Congress convenes.

He convened the meeting and came swiftly to the point.

It was one of the reasons the Council had been convened.