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convener

[ UK /kənvˈɛnɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the member of a group whose duty it is to convene meetings

How To Use convener In A Sentence

  • A church elder, he was convener of the fabric committee of Grandtully/Strathtay and Logiealmond Churches.
  • Paul, the parliament's clerk and chief executive, is convener of the SPBE board.
  • As convener of the breaks committee Paddy announced that a 14-day trip to Croatia from May 7 to the 21 is on offer, priced at E753.00 (tax included).
  • She is the unofficial "convener" of about 40 churchgoers who have agreed to staff the trailer as a day-laboring work center. Proposal for day-laborer site brings a national debate to Centreville
  • We have an unorganized day-laboring center right now, spread out over many different corners of Centreville," said Alice H. Foltz, the "convener" of the Centreville Immigration Forum. Centreville town hall on day-labor work center gets ugly
  • The conveners were decided according to an agreement reached by leaders of legislative caucuses on Tuesday.
  • One would have expected the convener of the council's social services committee to be on top of the issue, particularly if she is also the Labour candidate defending a 25-vote majority.
  • And yet Sir David Steel, presiding officer and convener of the Scottish parliament's corporate body, does not know when it will be finished or how much it will have cost by then.
  • Highland Council convener David Green has already written to Scottish Secretary Helen Liddell asking her to help ‘end the uncertainty which has hung over our lifeline link for too long now’.
  • Meeting convener and self-appointed representative of Greenough's rural residents, Richard Carr, was unavailable for comment this morning, but was vocal in his opposition at the meeting.
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