Sentence examples for caucus task force from inspiring English sources

He was also a member of the Banking and Financial Services Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity and was on the Democratic Caucus Task Force on Urban Issues and Housing.

As Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Task Force on Haiti, he led the successful three-year fight which restored the democratically elected President.

Representative Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, and Representative Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois and chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's task force on immigration, are scheduled to appear on CNN to talk about immigration.

Representative Charlie Gonzalez, Democrat of Texas, the chairman of the caucus's task force on civil rights, said: "In their rush and haste, it appears that some members of Congress have agreed to things that will have a negative impact on the Latino community, making it harder to register and to vote.

Representative Albert Wynn, a Maryland Democrat who is head of the Congressional Black Caucus's task force on campaign reform, asserts that voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives by the Democratic Party, and by independent groups, would be impeded if they could not raise unlimited soft-money donations from corporations, unions and rich individuals.

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)., chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus' immigration task force, announced on Thursday a national campaign to hold President Obama accountable for promises he made on the campaign trail to reform the country's broken immigration system.

Donna M. Christensen, the Congressional delegate from the United States Virgin Islands who heads the black caucus's health task force, said the caucus was working with Representative Henry A. Waxman, the California Democrat who is House bill's sponsor, to address concerns about menthol.

"There is 25 years of hard evidence that the president is wrong," said Mr. Gutierrez, who is chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's immigration task force.

He added: "As a leader of a caucus and a co-chairman of the task force, I feel it is inappropriate to attend any rally that is promoting a specific legislative agenda, which is why I have not participated in N.R.A. rallies".

Mr. Wynn, the bill's co-sponsor, heads the campaign finance task force of the Congressional Black Caucus.

Representative Albert R. Wynn, a Maryland Democrat who heads the campaign finance task force of the Congressional Black Caucus, said that he had spoken privately to Mr. Ney and that "I'd like to see how things develop".