convention
کنونشن
definition
noun
the woman who overturned so many conventions of children's literature
a way in which something is usually done, especially within a particular area or activity.
You have been signing treaties, conventions and protocols for children but have never honoured them with genuine intention and political will.
an agreement between countries covering particular matters, especially one less formal than a treaty.
translation of 'convention'
noun
مجلس
example
Friends of the Earth is calling for a global 'convention' on corporate accountability.
The Commons request William to take over the administration of the government and to summon a 'convention' .
But, and there is the rub, every member of the Cabinet is expected by acceptable social 'convention' to then go out and promote and defend what has been pronounced.
the party held its biennial 'convention'
There are many places where photography is prohibited by law, many other places where it is prohibited by social 'convention' and human decency.
Again and again he defied social 'convention' , often by showing concern for the very people who were normally despised or marginalized by respectable society.
Yet their standard of living derives, not from their caring work, but from the social 'convention' that family members share family resources on a more or less equal basis.
Under party rules, delegates are bound to vote at the 'convention' for the candidate under whose banner they were elected in the primaries - but only on the first ballot.
It is easy to argue that abuse should be safeguarded against - but no constitution would operate for long unless there were a considerable element of publicly accepted 'convention' .
Here those favoring the wealthy are following social 'convention' and may even see themselves securing the benefaction of the patron for the church.
It is not a party political 'convention' or conference.
Even those Third World countries that grow tobacco signed the 'convention' on tobacco control.
This 'convention' dealt with issues of sustainable fishery catches and conservation of both aquatic species and habitats.
She loves his madness and his badness; she loves the way he made her feel that the two of them were united against everyone else, against all the things that 'convention' and society demanded of them.
he was an upholder of 'convention' and correct form
The message is usually loud and clear, but it is also carefully disguised under a layer of polite 'convention' .
The numbers reported in this publication generally reflect the 'convention' practised by the industry.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the most widely accepted international 'convention' in human history.
A national party 'convention' of all these delegates then takes place in the summer to decide (in reality rubber stamp) the presidential candidate.
He had a streak of fundamental decency that went far beyond simply observing the 'convention' of the day and I loved him for it.
Travellers have every right to pursue an unconventional lifestyle, but they must follow one universal 'convention' : that their behaviour does not impinge on the welfare of their neighbours.
After James's convenient flight to France, only a minority in the 'convention' parliament so much as expressed scruples about the form in which the transfer of kingship was to take place.
Around 6000 fellow airline professionals from around the world attended the 'convention' and award ceremony, the largest event in the industry's calendar.
Dance and body culture converged on the pursuit of ecstasy, joyful release from the constraints of modern society and bourgeois 'convention' .
a Star Trek 'convention'
Is it purely social 'convention' , or is it biological?
a 'convention' of retail merchants
And I think people would enjoy that week and the activity surrounding the 'convention' .
They celebrated a man who was scornful of polite 'convention' and showed little interest in being embraced by the great and good.
he was an upholder of 'convention' and correct form
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