Sentence examples for committee of taking from inspiring English sources

Well it accuses the MPs on the committee of "taking no account of the relevant facts".

The impeachment process against Brazil's suspended president, Dilma Rousseff, has been moved into the home stretch by a vote of a special senate committee in favor of taking the trial to the full chamber.

Last week Thomson appeared in front of a committee of MPs taking testimony on the BBC's £100m DMI technology disaster, where she described how she "pleaded" to work her notice but was forced to leave immediately by then director general George Entwistle.

Conrad M. Black, the former head of Hollinger International, said yesterday that he planned to file a libel lawsuit against members of a company committee who accused him of taking more than $380 million in improper payments.

Their applications to Art Basel Miami Beach are due in mid-March; selections, by a committee of dealers, take place in April, allowing them eight months to prepare.

The main governing committee of bishops took up the issue this week at a regularly scheduled meeting in Washington, and late on Thursday issued a statement that sought to convey reassurances that the bishops were still committed to their policies.

When a committee of politicians takes a vote, abstention is still a political statement by ostensibly refusing to get involved, the abstaining politician is nevertheless stating her position.

By 1310 the relationship between Edward II and his earls had deteriorated to the point where a committee of earls took control of government from the king.

At first the gardens were managed by a private agent on behalf of the residents, but a committee of residents took over responsibity in 1872.

Thomas Breen, who represented Citizens for Ryan, said the former governor agreed to the forfeiture because "it was never the intention of the committee to take anything that belonged to the people of Illinois".

The group elected a committee to take charge of settlement.