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Meanings of convening in English

Catalan
convenció
Spanish
congreso

The act of convening.

convenció
Usage of convening in English
1
But I do recognize that as president, I've got some convening power.
Ebony
2
The conventions kept on convening and instructing their delegates the same way.
My Memories of Eighty Years
3
Elsewhere, the hidden side of the campaign against the Summoning was convening.
The Scar
4
Kerr was made convener, and he was not long in convening us.
Personal Recollections of Early Melbourne and Victoria
5
Judges are convening on Monday for what could be a decisive session.
The Guardian
6
Eurybiades was persuaded, and immediately took measures for convening the council again.
Xerxes / Makers of History
7
The convening of a national public health emergency team is a rare event.
The Irish Times
8
This week, Angela Merkel is convening a jobs summit to address the issue.
The Guardian
9
Morrison suggested they manage the crisis by convening regularly as a national cabinet.
The Guardian
10
Momentum has come from the unique convening power of former President Bill Clinton.
Reuters
11
Mr Dijsselbloem rejected Mr Tsipras's idea of convening a European conference on debt.
Radio NZ
12
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was reported to be convening an emergency security meeting.
Radio NZ
13
The strategy will include convening a senior level conference in Dublin in 2017.
The Irish Times
14
Simultaneously, it has emerged, Newcastle were convening a board meeting for yesterday morning.
The Guardian
15
The U.N. agency is convening experts in the next weeks to help revam
Reuters
16
There was no immediate word from Sirisena's office on convening parliament.
Reuters
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Translations for convening
Spanish
congreso
Convening through the time
Convening across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common