Sentence examples for committee declared that from inspiring English sources

The chairwoman of the standards committee declared that the group's new message was "Get the right answer".

On Friday night Jason Chaffetz, the chair of the House oversight committee, declared that he would not vote for Trump.

And the dating committee declared that a recession had begun in June 1980, even before the six months were up.

The most extensive probe of his record was conducted by a committee of the N.Y.C. Bar Association & in Apr., 1975, the committee declared that his transfer was "a serious threat of encroachment on the independence of the judiciary".

The committee declared that the work of administrative tribunals and of public inquiries should be characterized by openness, fairness, and impartiality, and their report applied these aims in great detail.

The California senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking minority member on the committee, declared that the Republicans' goals were "undermining the F.B.I. and Special Counsel Mueller's investigation" and "deflecting attention" from it.

Lamar Smith, the ranking Republican on the House judiciary committee, declares that: "No nation should force its citizens and legal workers to compete with illegal immigrants".Reform may not come quickly, but the demand for it is evident.

Reading James B. Stewart's piece about Peter Gelb and the financial fracas at the Metropolitan Opera, I was cheered to see the private-equity executive William C. Morris, the chairman of the company's executive committee, declare that opera is, indeed, "not a business".

Last week, Mr. Dell and Silver Lake said they would raise their proposal — in what they called their best and final offer — by 10 cents, to $13.75 a share, in exchange for the committee declaring that absentee votes would no longer count as "no" votes.

For this retrospective analysis of routine clinical data the committee declares that no formal ethical approval and written informed consent is needed.

Mrs Smith, moreover, refuses on principle to accept money from corporate political action committees, declaring that she prefers to represent the little guy; she seldom misses a chance to denounce government subsidies to industry as "corporate welfare".