Sentence examples for committee otherwise from inspiring English sources

On the basis of those surplus fantasies the administration -- aided by an audit committee, otherwise known as the U.S. Congress, that failed to exercise due diligence -- gave itself a big bonus in the form of a huge tax cut.

In a step that will be one of the markers on the road to economic and financial catastrophe, the Federal Open Market Committee (otherwise known as the FOMC) of the Federal Reserve, made a bombshell policy decision on August 10, 2010, one fraught with dangerous long-term consequences for the American and global economy.

Killing a bill, quashing it before it comes out of committee or otherwise impeding its enactment preserves the status quo.

But the Senate committee found otherwise.Shortly before Mr Powell delivered his speech, a CIA agent read a draft version of it, and reacted with horror.

N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern recently said that he would like to see that rule enforced over the full 48 minutes, but the league's competition committee decided otherwise.

Ministers did not need to be quizzed, he said, as Mr Dewar's word was "good enough for most people in Scotland".Unsurprisingly and understandably, the committee thought otherwise.

Bayern Munich's victory at Juventus may have ensured the old order in German football endured but the Wolves, who needed only to match CSKA's result against Besiktas to join them in the knockout stages, are poised for the Europa League unless, following the Russian side's positive drugs tests, Uefa's disciplinary committee rules otherwise next week.

In this case, that could be K.V. Kamath unless the committee thinks otherwise and picks a successor from the founding team.

Shortly before she began her remarks, Feinstein's aides publicly released the detailed executive summary of the committee's otherwise classified report.

I wish to assure my friend that I think it would be inappropriate for that language to be adopted in a conference committee or otherwise adopted in a manner designed to bypass open debate in the relevant committees and this Chamber.

"I wish to assure my friend that I think it would be inappropriate for that language to be adopted in a conference committee or otherwise adopted in a manner designed to bypass open debate in the relevant committees and this chamber," Stabenow told Merkley.