Sentence examples similar to committee point out from inspiring English sources

"Airlinespeak," the doublespeak committee points out, needs constant watching.

The committee pointed out that donations to universities and their endowment earnings were both tax-exempt.

Still, skeptics on the committee pointed out that the main trial was small, only 127 patients.

Louise Ellman MP, chair of the transport select committee, pointed out: "These are not new concerns".

The committee points out that the contracts should be examined both on grounds of "internal oppression" and "prolonging regional conflicts".

The committee pointed out that the optimism about the nuclear situation that characterised recent years has mostly disappeared.

The public accounts committee points out that in 2014-15 it squeaked in by just 0.001% – £1.2m out of £111bn.

Linda Collins, the head of the Yaddo search committee, points out that Ms. Richardson, 38, has advanced degrees in literature from Edinburgh University and Oxford University.

As the committee points out, there is an inherent conflict between agility and the desire to consolidate contracts.

A Commons committee pointed out in a report published earlier this year that the pace of liberalisation of European postal services is set to accelerate.

But, as the Dearing committee points out, Britain has still to catch up with other countries, such as Japan, where the participation rate is 42% and rising.