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First, an agency would normally ask one or more "conveners" -- either outside contractors or government employees who are not otherwise involved in the proceeding -- to determine whether the rule is appropriate for reg neg.

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"I am not aware that church leaders have been identified as conveners (of the talks)," he said at the weekend.

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Whitford and Kaczmarek happened to be listed as the evening's "conveners," meaning that they came over after work to schmooze with the guests and introduce the speakers.

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Muslim Council of Britain, is understood to have been selected as one of seven "conveners" for

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Bunglawala, 36, the media secretary for the Muslim Council of Britain, is understood to have been selected as one of seven "conveners" for a Home Office task force with responsibilities for tackling extremism among young Muslims, despite a history of anti-Semitic statements.

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The participants, who call themselves "conveners," agreed to tap potential mothers in the barangays with leadership capability who in turn will form "peace circles" composed of 12 to

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Yet Our Better Angels relates to religious leaders and academics as conveners.

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The conveners began, “We would like to develop a session we have tentatively titled ‘America: In Decline?’”

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The conveners expected 50-75, but the crowd numbered about 250.

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But despite that goal and plea, one of the conveners -- a local pastor -- took it upon himself to "correct the theology" of a progressive young preacher, who had self-identified as gay, following his sermon.

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