PAW holds a triennial convention, usually in September.

The present constitution of the Society provides for triennial conventions, with each chapter eligible to send a delegation.

Districts choose their own district presidents at their triennial conventions from among the pastors in the district.

We-the professional organization I belong to, of food service managers-are looking for a location for our triennial convention.

Their denomination, the 2.4 million-member Episcopal Church, had just concluded its triennial convention.

But senior U.A.W. officials took a hard line in speeches and interviews this week at their triennial convention.

At the church's triennial general convention in Columbus last June, she was elected from a field of seven candidates by bishops, clergy members and lay representatives.

The national executive was selected at the party's triennial national convention held in March 2012.

Until the end of the Episcopal Church's triennial general convention last week, no diocese had sought to disassociate itself from the church.

A proposal to recognize women priests had been narrowly defeated at the triennial general convention of 1973 held in Louisville, Kentucky.