Sentence examples for become committee from inspiring English sources

During that 1996 campaign, a Republican pamphlet showed pictures of him and three other black Democrats who would become committee chairmen if their party took control.

"The equation through which they've all become committee chairmen is more political now," said former Representative Vin Weber, a Minnesota Republican who worked withNewt Gingrich to dislodge Democrats from control of the House during the 1980s.

The event is being billed as a chance for big donors and corporate lobbyists to rub elbows with senior House Democrats who will become committee chairmen if the Democrats regain control of the chamber.

Aides in both parties said Democrats would become committee chairmen under the power-sharing agreement struck this year, though some Republicans insisted they could mount a filibuster against the change in chairmen in a bid to retain power.

Pound headed the I.O.C.'s internal investigation of the affair and was, along with Rogge, part of the group that helped plan and implement the reform package that banned member visits to bidding cities, lowered the mandatory retirement age to 70 and allowed athletes to become committee members.

"No one is better placed" to become committee chairman, King told Reuters.

When the Senate switched last week to Democratic control with Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont becoming an independent, Mr. Daschle became majority leader and Democrats became committee chairmen.

In 1950, Loo attended the National Congress of Natural Science Workers in China and became committee member in preparatory office of the founding committee of the Chinese Psychological Society (Jing 2001).

After Emanuel's election as chairman of the Democratic Caucus, Chris Van Hollen became committee chair for the 110th Congress.

Before Smith became committee chair, Environment Subcommittee staffer Clinton Woods came from the energy task force of the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council, where he helped the American Gas Association draft a report on "EPA's hostility to fossil fuels".

Mr. Lott did not have the seniority to become a committee chairman on his own, and the incoming chairmen of the committees with more significant policy roles made it clear they did not plan to step aside for him.