reconvene in English
as soon as the Senate reconvenes next month
Use "reconvene" in a sentence
1. Negotiations will reconvene soon.
2. Arctogaean novel Marlowe syncretizes evocation reconvene brawl physically
3. You: "Can we reconvene next week?
4. For it is the president's job to reconvene parliament.
5. The conference might reconvene after its opening session.
6. Mr Major has ordered ministers to reconvene tomorrow.
7. The finance committee decided to reconvene later in the afternoon.
8. It was certainly serious enough for him to reconvene Parliament.
9. The talks ended on May 18 with an agreement to reconvene in June.
10. The Solid Waste Authority board will reconvene Dec. 19 to formally dissolve.
11. Agree on a date when the team will reconvene and review the progress on action items.
12. (2) The Crier calls out that court will reconvene tomorrow at 10 a.m
13. McCormack also said he expected the talks to reconvene "in the next week or two."
14. Suggest that perhaps the meeting reconvene in half an hour after studying the material.
15. It was agreed to reconvene the permanent commission to draw up a treaty between the two countries.
16. After this first round of negotiations, there are no plans to reconvene the talks before the elections.
17. The House is not expected to reconvene before Thursday[sentencedict .com], to accommodate the Jewish new year.
18. Negotiations reconvene. Soon the North hints it can be enticed or bribed into giving up a slice of its nuclear program.
19. SAGE will reconvene in February 2012 to review the Decade of Vaccines Action Plan for submission to the 2012 World Health Assembly.
20. Negotiations reconvene one day after the top Republican lawmaker suggested an ambitious effort to trim future indebtedness by more than $4 trillion may be unworkable.
21. "There is no break down and as everybody has said, I will talk to all of the negotiators and reconvene them," he said.
22. In theory, Democrats should do just this when they reconvene after the midterm elections. In practice, will they have the good sense to?
23. McCormack said that after North Korea said it could not sign the draft agreement, the other members adjourned the talks and will reconvene later.
24. 24 In theory, Democrats should do just this when they reconvene after the midterm elections. In practice, will they have the good sense to?
25. The House leadership said Monday night that the House would reconvene at noon Thursday, though it was not known if another economic plan would be on the table.
26. MR. CROWLEY: What we'll do is we'll take, say, a 30-minute filing break, and then we'll reconvene in the Briefing Room and continue our discussion.
27. After scrutinizing the firm's $400 billion balance sheet well into the afternoon, the regulators agreed to reconvene with Bear Stearns managers for daily briefings until the market crisis passed.
28. THE decade-long battle for the Murinye Chieftainship in Masvingo rages on after an elder brother of the incumbent chief obtained a High Court order compelling the provincial assembly of chiefs to reconvene and decide on the leadership contest.
29. ‘Angel needed a few seconds to Assimilate the information.’ ‘She and her friends strive to Assimilate the vague information provided by their well-meaning but sinister guardians.’ ‘A motion to adjourn and reconvene in six days so that directors could Assimilate the new information was defeated by …
30. At a preliminary meeting of the public inquiry held on 14 July 1997, the inspector, Judge Sean O'Leary, indicated that he intended to adjourn proceedings while the underground study was being undertaken and that he intended to reconvene on 29 September 1997 to review the position at that time.