Sentence examples for committee label from inspiring English sources

Except the Boston Red Sox eschew the "closer by committee" label.

We came across the word "un-American" used in a way that perfectly illustrates its unsuitibility as a committee label.

The committee labeled as "accurate" the CIA's prediction that Hussein would rely on his own operatives to conduct attacks.

Last month's report from the Commons work and pensions committee labelled the triple lock "unfair and unsustainable" and questioned other benefits such as the winter fuel allowance.

The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, has clashed with the members of the House of Commons education committee over her decision to block inspections of managers and sponsors of academy school chains, with the committee labelling Morgan's decision "absurd".

"Were this committee to label the Holy See a sponsor of torture, the results would be bloody and tragic," Ashley McGuire, from the organization's advisory board, said in Geneva on Friday.

In New Mexico, the state Senate voted not to adopt the report of its committee recommending labeling, effectively killing the labeling effort there.

"It simply requires labeling". But Kent Bradford, a plant scientist at UC Davis, told the committee that labeling products would be expensive and would stigmatize hundreds of completely safe products.

To avoid confusion between different sources of funding, protocols funded after evaluation by the regional scientific committee were labelled "committee-funded protocols" (and "not committee-funded protocols") and protocols funded after other applications were labelled "externally funded protocols" (and "not externally funded").

Rudd, who resigned as home secretary in April after misleading a parliamentary select committee, was labeled a "disgraced former minister".

A Russian parliament committee head labeled Jamala' song choice "political meddling" while the president of Ukraine tweeted his congratulations to Jamala on the night.