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Meanings of convoke in English
Usage of convoke in English
1
The National Council shall itself convoke, conduct and adjourn its own meetings.
2
I think we should convoke a military tribunal right now and pass sentence.
3
The Cabinet may determine to convoke extraordinary sessions of the Diet.
4
He advised the Regent to convoke the States-General, and declare a national bankruptcy.
5
The prayer of that petition was that he would convoke a free Parliament.
6
Want of money had, as usual, induced the King to convoke his Parliament.
7
Five convoke a general meeting, and the club is formed.
8
He was not bound to convoke a Parliament till three years should have elapsed.
9
Should the parliament return the same decision, the Government can dissolve it and convoke another parliament.
10
He also offered to convoke a national convention.
11
These, he said, would convoke the Assembly on the date that had been assigned, December 12th.
12
Before two years are over, the necessities of the state will force you to convoke the States-general.
13
Shall he convoke multitudes on Wimbledon Common?
14
I promise to convoke the imperial diet, and to replace the administration of justice upon its old footing.
15
To convoke an "aid" or "bee," some kind of meal must be offered to the community.
16
O Lord Jesus Christ, do Thou Thyself convoke a Council, and deliver Thy servants by Thy glorious advent!
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