Sentence examples for committee make it from inspiring English sources

But questions about his financial stewardship of the committee make it unlikely that he would win over his detractors as the balloting heads into a second round.

The committee made it easier for banks to meet its "liquidity coverage ratio" and also gave them an extra four years until 2019 to comply with the rules.

The in-between position of the steering committee relative to the National Research Team and the operational integration committee made it even more difficult to define its mandate, and thus the steering committee ended up playing more of a consultative role.

The committee made it a practice to issue draft reports of its findings to corporations, unions, and government agencies under investigation, allowing for the correction of abuses before formal action was initiated.

Recent reports by the work and pensions select committee made it clear that effective local face-to-face support will be required for vulnerable claimants.

The much-feared Hok Lundy, who is a member of the ruling party's executive committee, made it clear he has no intention of being sacked in a speech to 300 police officers last week.

Standard Life used the oil company's meeting at the ExCeL centre in London to argue that the targets set by the remuneration committee made it too easy for executives to obtain generous bonuses or other payouts.

Thanks in large part to the committee making it so, the honour has long been seen as so political that damp-squibbery seems to be increasingly what is regarded as expedient.

The N.C.A.A. selection committee made it easy for casual bracket players: Maryland is seeded No. 1 in the East, Kansas in the Midwest, Duke in the South and Cincinnati in the West.

My committee made it quite plain that she appeared to have suffered no real consequence of the really quite severe criticism that she had been subjected to by Pollard".

The Nobel committee made it clear that the award was didactic: given to someone who had failed to secure peace so far, but in the hope that he might succeed.