"Material of the committee belongs to the committee," Mr. Capuano said, noting that the committee typically works in a bipartisan fashion.
Actually, though, the agreement simply kicked the can where it belonged: to the committee that should have started negotiating a budget agreement last spring.
An Astor dinner at $3.50 a plate belongs to the committee culture of the past; it is not the way we would go about launching a century.
However, because the Stone interview was conducted in executive session, the transcript officially belongs to the committee and may not be released unless authorized by the committee, according to its rules.
According to the FBI director, Russia penetrated state-level GOP groups and campaigns, as well as an RNC domain that was no longer in use ― which could indicate an effort to access current emails belonging to the committee.
For example, in the case of a supreme decision-making board committee on patient safety, we asked how many people belonged to the committee, which specialties the members belonged to, how many hours were spent for the functioning of the committee, and how many times the committee met during 2004.
Zhao Shukai also points out, "What responsibilities and power belong to the party committee, and what belong to the functional bureaus should be institutionalized based on the rule of law, and should have clear organizational boundaries" (Zhao 2013).
Several of the indicted defendants belong to the FIFA executive committee that is crucial to selecting host cities.
You've given to the right charities, and you belong to the right civic committees.
