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Meanings of convention in English
Usage of convention in English
1
The outcome of the convention on the future of Europe is remarkable.
2
At his convention, he never even mentioned the words law and order.
3
Of course in the two months to convention time much may happen.
4
Asked last week whether the convention should be canceled, Biden said no.
5
By convention the government has primary control of the agenda in parliament.
6
The National Labor Union came together in its first convention in 1866.
7
The European convention on human rights is a treaty: an international agreement.
8
Labour's proposals for a constitutional convention recognise the importance of public involvement.
9
The Indian affairs having been satisfactorily adiusted, the convention, after considerable debate.
10
Citi's credit vol benchmarks are quoted in line with options market convention.
11
The convention was the first in New York City in 52 years.
12
The delegates met in convention and adopted the present Constitution in 1877.
13
I'm not going to let convention dictate the truth in my heart.
14
It is easy, sure, but also confusingly contrary to decades of convention.
15
The government had said he would announce the dates at the convention.
16
The movie was about a health convention taking place in that hotel.
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Convention through the time
Convention across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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