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convenors's Usage Examples:

debris mitigation objectives both directly and through the Working Group convenors and Project Leads charged with the development of specific standards.

The Neo Democrats" leadership comprises four convenors who serve six-month terms.

The convenors of debates of the Glasgow University Union and Queen Margaret Union and the society's immediate past president are also ex officio members of the board.

National officebearers that are elected are two co-convenors, a secretary, a treasurer, and a campaigns coordinator.

party co-convenors (one male and one female) two policy co-convenors (one male and one female) The co-leaders lead the caucus, the party co-convenors lead.

have a lord provost; other Scottish local authorities have provosts or convenors, which are similar offices to that of a mayor.

Giles also previously served as one of the two federal parliamentary convenors of the Labor Left faction, along with Pat Conroy.

Palatino was one of the convenors of different broad youth formations, including the Estrada Resign Youth.

Meetings are run by volunteer peers, known as "convenors", not led by professionals, and members are allowed to give each other.

The Young Greens have a national executive, consisting of two co-convenors, a secretary, a membership secretary, a treasurer, Pou Tikanga, two social.

"Andrea Walther and Kaie Kubjas elected new convenors – European Women in Mathematics".