reconvening

Substantive steps still seem far away: a reconvening of the constitutional assembly that would include her party, or holding new elections.

Maybe it's the excitement in everyone's breast over the reconvening of the new Parliament, dominated for the first time by a clear socialist majority.

The reconvening had a ritual about it; a familiarity brought about by millennia of repetition.

Some officials are even discussing a reconvening of the Paris conference that negotiated a Cambodia settlement in 1991.

We must meet soon to discuss the reconvening of the Orders," said Dalamar briskly.

The co-presidents will begin consultations within six months with the participants in the conference with a view to reconvening the conference.

Merseian representatives called for an immediate reconvening of the high-level conference, and suddenly what they asked and offered was reasonable.

Kibaki postponed the reconvening of the Legislature, which was scheduled to resume its affairs on 6 December.

The Montreal treaty calls for a reconvening of signatory nations in 1990 to consider scientific evidence accumulated since 1987 and to decide if additional steps are necessary.

In December 1994, protestors took to the streets demanding the restoration of democratic rights and the reconvening of the National Assembly.

The Question of Reconvening The principal area of dispute is whether the regional peace conference could be reconvened once its opening session ends.

After the reconvening of Congress in January 2007, Norwood missed most of the sessions due to weakness from the chemotherapy.

There is also the question whether the Israelis will accept occasional reconvening of the conference, knowing that it might institutionalize international pressure on Israel to come to terms.

But within 40 days of the reconvening of Congress, the President must submit the nomination of a recess appointee, or that person cannot receive a salary.

As a condition of his election to Roman-German King, he had to allow the reconvening of the panel in his election treaty.

The major debate revolved around resolutions on the proletarian "peace policy" and the attitude toward the International Socialist Bureau, particularly in the event of its reconvening.

In December 1989 and January 1990 an extraordinary series of demonstrations took place calling for the restoration of the 1962 constitution and the reconvening of parliament.

As a result, sultan Abdul Hamid II announced the restoration of the 1876 constitution and the reconvening of parliament.

It demanded the reconvening of talks under OAU auspices and endorsed its Framework Agreement and achievements.

When the Second Continental Congress came together on May 10, 1775 it was, in effect, a reconvening of the First Continental Congress.

Even this limited reconvening, though, Mr. Bush proposed, could only take place if all parties approved, including the co-sponsors, Israel and whichever Arab state it is negotiating with.

From what he had seen that evening he didn't think too many SPAT families would be reconvening for a game of Twister and a sing-song round the tree today.

Mr. Cordovez spent recent weeks shuttling between Islamabad and Kabul, the Pakistani and Afghan capitals, in preparating for reconvening the talks in Geneva.

Although the Republicans retained a narrow majority after the polls closed, they lost a number of special elections following the deaths of 19 representatives and representatives-elect prior to the reconvening of Congress.

Mr. Hussein's chief lawyer, Khalil al-Dulaimi, said in a telephone interview that the surviving defense lawyers were preparing a new statement rejecting the reconvening of the court and declaring it "illegal."