Sentence examples for commitee- from inspiring English sources

Sherman will probably brief the Senate foreign relations commitee behind closed doors, though that is hardly a guarantee against it leaking from some sceptical senator's office.

It is also supported by a range of Conservative backbench opinion from rightwingers such as Gerald Howarth, Jesse Norman and Robert Buckland, a joint secretary of the 1922 backbench commitee.

This followed culture secretary Maria Miller's warning that the corporation needed to address "ongoing confusion" between the responsibilities of the trust and management, in the wake of Monday's Commons public affairs commitee during which current and former senior BBC management and trust figures disagreed about who knew what and when about redundancy payoffs.

"It's not a done deal yet: they 'ave to 'ave a commitee", says Surallun, grumpily.

Although the scheme is only set to run for three years, the commitee said the government could also come under "immense" political pressure to extend it if it proves popular.

Some 'planetary boundaries' having been breached, and others approaching, make the task more urgent than ever", said the commitee which includes MPs such as Green Party leader Caroline Lucas and Conservative Zac Goldsmith.

By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, October 15 , 1949P. 23 Rep. Wayne I. Hays (Dem., O)., told the press that on his recent trip to Warsaw with a junketing Congressional sub-commitee he was shadowed by a Polish secret agent.

The Communist members of the Riksdag have no seats on the parliamentary commitees and are therefore denied any opportunity to share defense or foreign-policy secrets.

Shop floor-level commitees were set up to overcome hundreds of barriers to progress.

See articleMeanwhile, the bank's Financial Policy Commitee introduced new guidelines to curb excessive mortgage lending in Britain's housing market.

You think about Kentucky for a dozen paces & then you read the next door & imagine Mississippi... Writer tells about seeing reporters outside room where William Casey, the director of the CIA, was testifying before the House Foreign Affairs Commitee... Change should come slowly; some changes should not come at all.