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convene English

Meaning convene meaning

What does convene mean?

convene

— verb meet formally The council convened last week — verb call together The students were convened in the auditorium

Synonyms convene synonyms

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convene English » English

assemble gather convoke summon meet call together take along congregate collect muster take someone somewhere take round up put together call bring turn out take away stack speak sit run a business regroup recuperate recover from reconcile raise pull round pile up pile pick up mass lower lead join invite hold a meeting heap group get together get over get gather together garner forgather foregather fetch establish embody draught

Topics convene topics

What do people use convene to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity

Come together, form a group
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Invite
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Meet together

Conjugation convene conjugation

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convene · verb

Examples convene examples

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Movie subtitles

I'll convene the hearing and you won't lie this time.
Convene a conference!
The results are so convincing that I suggest we convene on a yearly basis.
Captain, I want you to convene a court-martial immediately.
As second-in-command of the Enterprise, you must convene an extraordinary competency hearing.
The hearing shall convene at 1400 hours.
The meeting is scheduled to convene within the hour. Members of the presidential cabinet will be joined by officials of the FBI and the joint chiefs behind closed doors.
I can convene a doctor.
I have therefore decided to convene a Presidential Commission of Inquiry in Los Angeles tomorrow.
I convene this court martial by the authority invested in me under Article 183 of our charter.
Court will convene this morning at Doctors' Hospital.
The economic and social council will convene in five minutes.
But Captain Apollo, I want you to remember, the law states specifically, tribunal must convene in ten centares.
And our first act should be to convene a congress party convention and demand independence.
Convene union leaders. - I Show me the plan of the area.
It's your duty to convene the elders and sit in judgment of the widow.
And, uh, inasmuch as this new job touches all our futures, I thought it very important to convene the entire family.
But I assure Your Eminence that there is no need to convene a royal court of enquiry.
One can only wonder what effect this will have on the summit conference, organized by the Foundation's Devon Miles, which is scheduled to convene five days from now.
We must convene the board.
White House Press-Secretary James Nichols announced today the President will personally lead the United States delegation at the conference, which is scheduled to convene early next month.
And when the number of the accused reaches an astronomical figure, those at the top will think twice, convene an extraordinary assembly and expose all the criminals that have misled the government. Do you understand, Sandro?
Let us convene the Court.
More probably would convene a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers.
If we open the door, the second time. Meeting. you will not convene.
No. Well, then, we'll convene the Inquiry.
We'll convene in one hour.
Dear brethren, I have never previously exercised my right to convene you.
Very well, we'll convene in 3 hours.
We will re-convene here in one hour to continue this investigation.

News and current affairs

One can anticipate the Republicans, now in control of the House of Representatives, exploiting their ability to convene hearings to question and review foreign policy.
The General Assembly also welcomed an offer from Bhutan to convene a panel discussion on the theme of happiness and well-being during its 66th session, which opens this month.
So irreconcilable are these paradoxes that the 16th Party Congress that will convene next week cannot hope but to show itself as a democratic sham.
True, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon can make speeches, convene meetings, and propose actions, but his role is more secretary than general.
They agreed to convene in Japan by the end of the year to chart a practical plan of action.
The United States and the three other members of the Quartet - the European Union, Russia, and the United Nations - are planning to convene many of the parties to the Israeli-Arab conflict at a meeting near Washington in November.
President Mahmoud Abbas's failure to convene the Palestinian Legislative Assembly, due to a Hamas boycott, may lead inexorably to the final breakdown of the political structures created under the Oslo Accords.
On June 8, just ahead of the G-8 Summit, the United Kingdom will convene a summit on Nutrition for Growth.
This larger struggle is playing out in many places, including the ITU, which will convene 190 countries in Dubai in December to update an international telecommunications treaty first adopted in 1988.
On April 16 th -17 th, the international community will re-convene in Vienna to reckon with the results of the policies the UN has pursued.
Yet, as the world's leading finance ministers and central bankers convene in Washington this month for the semi-annual International Monetary Fund board meetings, policy paralysis continues.
In early February, the United Nations Environment Program will convene some of the world's leading economists at the UN's headquarters in New York.
It could, in effect, pave the way for the new Obama administration to convene an international conference to implement the two-state solution for Palestine, which should follow the ceasefire.
WASHINGTON, DC - When world leaders convene in Paris this week for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, their task will be to reach a global agreement on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions.
On July 7, the Norwegian government will convene a conference on education in Oslo.
That is also why, next year at this time, we will convene a special summit on the Millennium Development Goals.
The plan was to convene world leaders in Copenhagen and renew vows to cut carbon while committing to even more ambitious targets.
The opposition, grouped in the Pro-National Conference Organization (PRONACO), a new umbrella coalition of political parties and human rights groups, has said it would convene an alternative national conference in June.
The Council could also convene a summit on nuclear disarmament.
The International Civil Aviation Authority has announced that it will convene a group of experts to help it provide guidance for the industry to decide what level of ash in the atmosphere makes it unsafe to fly.
Beyond Sendai, world leaders will convene in Addis Ababa in July to discuss financing for development, in New York in September to adopt a new development agenda, and in Paris in December to reach a meaningful climate-change agreement.
Painful concessions will be required from both sides if the Geneva conference is even to convene, let alone reach agreement on a cease-fire and transitional administration.

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