Sentence examples for committee part from inspiring English sources

He also served as chairman of the executive committee, part of the corporate board, starting in 1973.

The good news: the group said on Monday that it now planned to release an album called "Hot Sauce Committee Part 2," in the spring of next year.

The committee, part of the International Organization of Securities Commissions, is scheduled to present a report at that organization's annual meeting, which starts this weekend in Sydney.

The news we don't fully understand: the band said in a news release that "Hot Sauce Committee Part 2" will be composed "of the same 16 tracks originally slated for inclusion on 'Hot Sauce Committee Part 1.' " If you're perplexed by this latest turn of events, well, the band is, too.

The new "Hot Sauce Committee Part Two" (Capitol) is the Beasties' most tolerable album in years, largely for the sincerity with which Ad-Rock, MCA and Mike D clamor for, and practice, a return to old-school values.

Despite all that they saw, the senior executives did not give the bank's audit committee, part of its board, a comprehensive description of the problems it had identified, according to the S.E.C.

Mr. Donnelly called the lawsuit challenging the limit on contributions to independent committees "part of a concerted effort around the country to shred any campaign finance laws that are still left".

The proposal for this study was approved by the joint commission of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan/ University College Hospitalinstitutional review committee as part of partial fulfillment of the fellowship of West African College of Surgeon, part II examination.

Establishment of the committee -- part of United States adherence to a 1970 Unesco convention -- was stalled in Congress for more than a decade because of pressure from the Art Dealers Association and other groups and from legislators like Senator Moynihan, who argued that the Cultural Property Advisory Committee, as set up in the 1983 implementing bill, was too narrowly based to be workable.

"The intelligence committee gets part of the information," Mr. Daschle said.

Eric King, head of research at Privacy International, said Rifkind and his committee were part of the problem, not the solution.