Sentence examples for cites committee from inspiring English sources
But the Cites committee said it was still too soon to take that step, mainly because of the economic disruption it would cause.
Earlier this week, a CITES committee approved what is called an Appendix II listing for five shark species and two species of rays, all of which are considered endangered or vulnerable by IUCN.
Spokesmen for the ethics committee, Mr. Bonner and Ms. Lofgren each declined to comment on Monday, citing committee rules prohibiting public discussion of the case.
The Americans are said to be deciding on a case-by-case basis whether to collaborate with the German inquiry and whether to supply requested materials, while the British simply say no to all requests, the Süddeutsche reported, citing committee sources.
The citing committee found that, while an act of foul play was committed, it was not a red card offence.
The FA believes the system employed in some other sports, especially rugby, of having a citing committee to review incidents after the game could lead to match officials being less willing to make big decisions over red-card incidents at the time, thus denying immediate sporting justice.
Leahy, citing "committee confidential" emails that cannot be made public during the hearing process, said there is evidence raising some doubt about Kavanaugh's claims that he was honest during those hearings. .
The in-charge, chief/assistant chief and ordinary community committee members were the most commonly cited committee members, with almost all HFMCs including ordinary community members.
That article, and other articles in The Times detailing radiation accidents across the country, were frequently cited by committee members and witnesses.
cited the committee's responsibility to properly review Supreme Court nominees in requesting the hearing's postponement.
To cite one committee member: "EVIDEM is a good tool in the sense that it forces each member to think and weight aspects that otherwise would not have been considered".
