Sentence examples for committee language from inspiring English sources

This committee language, it is argued, reinforces the continuity connotations of the 'customarily applied' language, a thrust that is not blunted by any specific language indicating a legislative purpose to treat all farmers equally.

Clearer committee language "directing" the courts how to interpret a statute of Congress could not be found, and if a such a direction had any binding effect, the question of interpretation in this case would be no question at all.

If it is run by somebody else, ads that expressly advocate for or against candidates should include a disclaimer stating the name of the group that paid for the ads, and the 'not authorized by any candidate or committee' language," said Brendan Fischer, the director of federal and FEC reform at the Campaign Legal Center.

The state newspaper Kuensel said a committee on language is seeking replacements for English words that are encroaching on Dzongkha, the national language.

"When you see a speech on the House floor, interactions in committee, what language makes it into a bill, it is pretty much a whirlwind of activity and can really get people upset," he said.

"Do you know a committee of Language Hump-type professors put out a committee finding back in 1936 — most beautiful word in the English language is cellardoor".

In Iceland a committee of language specialists must rule on any unusual name.

Over the weekend, the platform committee rejected language that would have condemned the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership and opposed its being put to a vote in Congress.

The five Republican leaders who dominate the committee inserted language into the bill to delay the screening program, which Congress voted last year to begin at the end of this year.

Very regrettably that remains largely a fantasy, but there is some good news on that front: the version of the farm bill passed by the Senate agriculture committee includes language that will help diversified farmers (ones that grow more than just one kind of crop, which often means fruits and vegetables) access much-needed crop insurance.

The regulatory legislation now includes some extremely tough provisions, put forward by Senator Blanche Lincoln, Democrat of Arkansas and chairwoman of the agriculture committee, including language that would most likely force most of the major financial institutions on Wall Street to spin off their lucrative derivatives businesses.