Sentence examples for committee arose from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nakhle said the first committee arose in Daraya, a restless suburb of Damascus, and the best-organized are in Syria's third-largest city, Homs, which has emerged as a nexus of the uprising.

Official press accounts have generally described the National Defense Committee as an offshoot of the Popular Front, but according to four front leaders and a government official with firsthand knowledge of the episode, the idea to form the committee arose from the Communist Party.

Problems for the Nigerian ethics committee arose when paragraphs were included that are only relevant to the US but may be confusing to participants in Nigeria.

As issues of seniority and committee appointments arose during his four-year term, these comments could be heard again.

The ethics committee hearing arises after Bin Hammam and Warner were found in an inquiry conducted by the Concacaf confederation's lawyer, John Collins, to have made $40,000 payments to Caribbean-based football federation officials.

The problems, she told a parliamentary committee, have arisen "because the last administration and the previous head of Oftel [Don Cruikshank, now chairman of the London Stock Exchange] were not interested in local loop unbundling".

Investigations into the inaugural committee's spending arose in part from materials federal prosecutors seized in April during a raid on the office of then-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen.

Realistically, committees cannot arise, be sustained and actively participate in health services without invitation and support from those that they deal with directly within the health care system (Mogensen and Ngulube 2001).

Mr. Abinanti said his committee investigated concerns that arose, which in some cases led to revisions in the bill.

Laurence Buckman, of the British Medical Association's GP committee, said: "The NHS arose from the ashes of the war and was seen as a way to create a society where we don't have sick people wandering around, we don't have cripples in the street and we don't have people dying of disease that's treatable.

The dispute between the agency and Senate investigators arose after committee officials began asking the CIA questions about what the agency considered to have been confidential, internal and privileged documents to which Senate officials should not have had access, the sources familiar with the inquiry said.