Sentence examples for committee pointing from inspiring English sources

Many have already questioned the makeup of the ad hoc committee, pointing out that several members have expressed anti-Israel views.

Several members of the Senate committee, pointing out that the police are apparently focusing on drivers who are less likely to be carrying contraband, suggested an end to searches without probable cause.

Dutton implied that the prime minister might soon consider changes to his status on cabinet's national security committee, pointing to Turnbull's statement in September that the arrangements would be monitored.

It took Peter Stringfellow precisely half-an-hour to demolish the "sexual encounter" proposals at a meeting of the Commons culture committee, pointing out that councils already have the power to prosecute clubs for putting on nude shows which they choose not to deploy.

MEPs on the committee also expressed concern about the recent adoption in the US of the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act (Cloud Act), which grants the US and foreign police access to personal data across borders — with the committee pointing out that the US law could conflict with EU data protection laws.

The report is also critical of a lack of leadership across robotics and autonomous systems (RAS) — an area the prior Conservative-led administration identified as a priority for the U.K., back in 2012 — with the committee pointing out the government has yet to establish a RAS Leadership Council that was promised in March 2015.

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

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.

Mostly, however, the Beijing organizing committee pointed toward the corporate sponsors.

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