Sentence examples for central committee which from inspiring English sources

The secret to al-Nusra's power, he said, was organisation: all its loot went to a central committee, which directed it to the various battle fronts.

In response to Harold's request, the state central committee, which governs the Illinois GOP, issued a new policy at its 5 October meeting.

The secret to al-Nusra's power in the east, he said, was organisation: all their captured loot went to a central committee, which he called the "Muslim treasury".

Mr. Erlandson said he hoped to call a meeting of the party's central committee, which includes about 1,000 delegates and alternates.

But Mr. Sharon left it to the Labor Party's central committee, which has more than 1,600 members, to select the party's eight ministers in the new coalition government in a vote today in Tel Aviv.

Mr. Cox was living in San Francisco at the time and became part of a group known as the central committee, which included Mr. Newton, Mr. Seale, Eldridge Cleaver and a handful of others.

To coordinate the work of the corporations, Mussolini's government created a central corporative committee, which turned out in practice to be indistinguishable from the ministry of corporations.

Here the ringmaster is the central election committee, which has exercised its powers, such as the right to scrutinise candidates' personal finances, with much arbitrariness.

It is inconceivable that a congress so composed could have elected a central committee in which a majority would prove to be enemies of the party.

Or they were solid, slab-faced politburo men from the newspapers, in solid suits, with hair lacquered into silvery central committee quiffs which always rather reminded me of menacing ice-cream cones.

For this reason, it is inconceivable that a congress so composed could have elected a central committee in which a majority [of the members] would prove to be enemies of the party.