Sentence examples for committee lines from inspiring English sources

Over at Westminster the Libor scandal continues its murky journey through the corridors of power as the treasury select committee lines up its latest city figures for a grilling.

The final standing committee line-up, after much horse-trading, has been reduced from nine to seven members.

Republican after Republican on the committee lined up to denounce the plan, saying similar reform in the past had failed to make an impact.

It's why you rarely see the institutional political action committees lining up against current members of the Legislature or other officeholders who are seeking re-election.

Oil paintings of forgotten committee chairmen line the corridors of power in Washington.

Any future commitments are conditional on keeping a majority of the committee in line.

Burton said on Friday night that the firm had written about its position to a parliamentary committee "in line with its professional obligations".

The subtext: "we wuz robbed!" A Google-news sweep reveals that first reaction in America is that the Nobel committee, in line with their prize-awarding colleagues in other fields, now see it as their God-given mission to cut the world's only remaining superpower down to size.

As the Register reports, he's been a regular in Iowa during the past 14 months, and has also "established an Iowa political action committee and lined up key Iowa advisers and national strategists with Iowa campaign roots".

This opt-in approach was stipulated by the approving ethics committee in line with current requirement and illustrates the impact of it on sample selection (Hewison and Haines, 2006).

The early adopters and change champions were crucial to our success, and their support allowed smooth passage of new practices through hospital committees and line management: hospital executives, directors of emergency and radiology departments, and all tiers of medical, nursing, and radiology staff.