So we convene today to dedicate ourselves to this expedition to hold the torch lighting the darkness, to emancipate, to guide, to inspire, to motivate, even at the cost of our lives.
Afterward, the masses will convene at Bar before boarding a train that resembles getting on a metro in China, or any other situation which can turn the least squeamish person claustrophobic.
In this instance, a jury is convened not to judge a defendant guilty or not guilty but to decide if sufficient evidence is on hand to bring charges against someone and begin a public trial.
In 1997 Congress requested the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the Department of Education to convene a National Reading Panel to end the " reading wars" and synthesize the evidence.
Britain, the current chair of the G7, is to convene an urgent meeting of health ministers from the group of leading economic powers on Monday to discuss how to respond to the new Omicron strain of coronavirus.