Sentence examples for committee describing from inspiring English sources

She introduces a clip of a man, identified as the head of the search committee, describing how the winner was chosen from "hundreds of nominees".

Mr Mackinlay famously questioned MoD weapons specialist Dr David Kelly at a hearing of the foreign affairs committee, describing him as "chaff" – meaning a diversionary manoeuvre.

"I love the idea of any show that begins with Chuck Schumer and ends with Beyoncé." — Brent Colburn, communications director for President Obama's inaugural committee, describing Monday's swearing in ceremony on the west front of the Capitol.

The latest disclosures follow a series of reports, including articles in The New York Times and testimony before a House committee, describing bribes paid by contractors to the Taliban and other warlords to make sure supply convoys for the American military were provided safe passage.

Earlier, Mr Sumption denied that the government was "delighted" by Dr Kelly's appearance before the foreign affairs committee, describing it at best as a "mixed bag" since the MOD scientist did not fully agree with government policy, plus the fact that the FAC wrongly decided Dr Kelly was not BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan's source.

Oakford lays bare the scale of Kent's challenge in a recent report to a Kent cabinet committee, describing "mounting pressure on available placements and staff capacity to meet its statutory requirements ie completion of visits, children and families assessments, health assessments and looked-after child reviews".

Republicans on the committee described the bill as tokenism.

Keith Vaz, chair of the committee, described G4S's performance as "unacceptable, incompetent and amateurish".

Andrew Tyrie, the MP who chairs the Treasury select committee, described Barclays' activities as "inexcusable".

The committee described Malema as a "repeat offender" who had been reprimanded in 2010 and shown no remorse.

In 2013, the justice select committee described the manner in which the court interpreting service was privatised as shambolic.