Sentence examples for committee making it from inspiring English sources
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.
Perhaps for reasons of political expediency, Prince Ali said he "would not back proposals by the [Fifa] reform committee headed by François Carrard that proposed diluting the power of the Fifa executive committee, making it more of advisory parliament and handing power over commercial decisions to the executive.
In 2008, General Atomics, whose "affiliate" makes the Predator drone, gave $6,000 to Hunter's election campaign committee, making it his 13th largest contributor.
In its statement, the committee made it clear that it sees Brexit as "the most significant influence on, and source of uncertainty about, the economic outlook".
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.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif ., the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, maD-Calif .ar thet she thinks the administration is a vichairmanits ofn secrecy.
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.
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.
